Annual Report 2020-2021

Jewish Family Service

of Greater Dallas Jewish Family Service An open door to all in need of Greater Dallas An open door to all in need

2020-2021

ANNUAL

REPORT

A LETTER FROM OUR CEO There’s nothing wrong with being considered old-fashioned. I wear the title like a badge of honor. I like books I can hold (hardcover is even better), newspapers, a yearbook to flip through and real, printed photographs. Tangible things. Things I can touch, things that cause a rise in emotion in me, things I can show and share with others and, finally, things that I can go back to, hold or look through…and remember.

In my mind, and most likely yours, good parenting is also teaching values like this to our children. Like most parents of elementary-aged kids, we had folders sent home from the school each week full of our child’s art, graded work and all sorts of other things to review and consider. Of course, everything our child created was something we would cherish, right? But, early on, my husband and I decided there would have to be a way to identify those truly cherished items, condense the volume of papers stacking up in our closets and also have something to look back on when they are grown. This is when the “Keep It Forever” box was invented at our home. A place where our children got to decide where the very special, cherished items they created over the years would live…forever. Like a time capsule. We had one big Tupperware box per child for each year of elementary school and every week, we would sit with them and decide on items from their school folder that made the cut to go into the “Keep It Forever” box and what was recycled.

This Annual Report is a keeper. It should go in your own “Keep It Forever” box so you can hold it, show and share it with others someday and... remember. WHAT a year. WHAT an impact.

Together, we served a record-breaking 39,000 individuals and families this past year… 20,796 of those came through our Food Pantry. We can’t help but look back in awe of how much we accomplished when we put our hands, hearts, dollars, and minds together. Many families were able to rebuild their lives during a pandemic, put food on the table, keep a roof over their heads, or find stability because of your generosity.

Like the beautiful wall at the agency that details those who made significant contributions so we could help others this year, or the many photographs of our Past Presidents who made their own contributions over many years and finally, to the last gift of love from Leni Bendorf, a 101-year-old Holocaust survivor (of blessed memory), whose legacy blanket she created up until she passed this year, can be touched and held for generations to come; we MADE MORE POSSIBLE when it all seemed impossible. We did it together. And that is a memory we will keep forever.

Thank you,

Cathy Barker Chief Executive Officer

OUR MISSION To provide effective, accessible, and comprehensive mental health and social services that promote lifelong self-sufficiency and well-being for the Greater Dallas community.

OUR VISION Self-sufficiency and well-being for all.

OUR VALUES • Honoring our Jewish values • Improving community health one individual at a time • Offering wraparound care to address clients’ multiple needs • Providing accredited, high-quality services that are accessible, affordable, and confidential • Respecting all stakeholders • Nurturing passionate professionals and volunteers who prioritize the clients Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas is a nonsectarian mental health and social services agency that impacted over 39,000 lives last year. For more than 70 years, JFS has welcomed anyone through our doors regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or the ability to pay.

Services include but are not limited to: • Individual & Family Counseling

• Addiction Counseling

• Career Services & Financial Coaching

• Diagnostic Assessment & Play Therapy

• Food Pantry & Emergency Assistance

• Services for those with Special Needs

• Services for Older Adults & those with Disabilities

• Specialized Services for Holocaust Survivors

• PLAN Clubhouse for those with mental illness • Family Violence Intervention For a complete list of services, visit www.jfsdallas.org

• Chaplaincy • Disaster Relief

CONTENTS Services for Children & Teens..................................................................... 1 Services for Adults...................................................................................... 2 Services for Older Adults............................................................................ 3-4 Career & Financial Services........................................................................ 5-6 Food Pantry & Emergency Assistance....................................................... 7-8 Services for the Jewish Community ......................................................... 9-10 Society of Life Major Donor Giving Society.............................................. 11-14 The JFS Family ........................................................................................... 15-16 Volunteer Engagement.............................................................................. 17-20 JFS Foundation........................................................................................... 21-22 Board of Directors & Letter from The Board Chair .................................. 23 Financial Summary..................................................................................... 24

In April 2021, JFS partnered with Tom Thumb Pharmacy to host a COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic onsite at our office so that clients, staff, and volunteers would have easy access to vaccines. This was a big step towards safely reopening for all in-person service delivery.

Supporting Jewish Day Schools The COVID-19 pandemic amplified the need for services to our local Jewish schools, especially for families and children with special needs.

JFS, with support from the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas, responded by providing teachers, school administrators, and parents additional support. In doing so, we addressed the stressors and anxiety that comes with virtual school, how to help their students/children through other unique challenges, and help the students catch up on learning. As a result, the agency saw a 314% increase in the total individuals served at the schools than last year.

5,401 children served including in-school services

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SERVICES FOR CHILDREN & TEENS

SERVICES FOR ADULTS 809

Adults received virtual Mental Health Services

900

Individuals received Family Violence Intervention Services

7,000

Intake calls responded to by our licensed professionals.

A 225% increase in calls for assistance than the year prior.

Case Management Case Management is not a new service to JFS, but we did improve our approach to how it’s delivered. Previously provided by our therapists, case management involves coordinating services and referrals, outside of therapy, for clients. This past year, JFS added 4 full-time Case Managers to our staff so therapists could allocate more time to seeing clients and reduce our long waitlists for therapeutic interventions.

PLAN Growth The PLAN “People Living Active Now” program is dedicated to providing comprehensive support toward a meaningful life for individuals with mental health challenges and their families. Our accredited Clubhouse is an evidence-based psychosocial model of rehabilitation. With meaningful work and relationships, it offers a place where individuals gain confidence to move from isolation to engagement. Members and staff work alongside each other to prepare lunches, facilitate classes, plan social events, and pursue and celebrate employment and educational gains. The PLAN Connections team is a new addition in 2021 and is made up of Case Managers and Certified Peer Support Specialists who help with needs related to housing, medical concerns, benefits and emotional support. To learn more about plan visit planntx.org or call (972) 690-7526.

78%

of PLAN members reported less frequent psychiatric hospitalizations and ER visits for psychiatric reasons* *Texas Clubhouse Member Survey – PLAN @ 1121 Rock, July 2021

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Uniper Care Technology

268 96%

90%

43

Older Adult clients served with care management or counseling of Older Adult clients who worked with a licensed clinician one-on-one remained independent and living in their own homes of Older Adult clients improved or maintained their mental health

New Holocaust Survivors served last year

Since the start of the pandemic, the demand for senior services that address growing social isolation has been outpacing the community’s ability to respond. Until recently, the Older Adults program had limited video platforms available or the equipment needed to provide virtual services. Through a grant from Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies (NJHSA), we now offer Uniper Care technology equipment and services that are easy to use regardless of age or challenges like dementia.

Holocaust Survivor Services JFS received grants from Jewish Federations of North America, Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies (NJHSA), Kavod Shef, and Uniper to help Holocaust survivors in the DFW area with counseling, psychotherapy, care management, financial assistance, technology, and non-medical home care to help maintain their independence and quality of life. During COVID-19, 43 new clients were served from the prior year due to our focused outreach to the community.

For more information visit jfsdallas.org/services/older-adults/ or call (469) 206-1662.

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DANIEL’S STORY “My father has never been one to ask for help. When my mother died last year from COVID-19, he declined my offer to move in with my wife and me in Oklahoma. I was nervous that the isolation would take its toll, as he is 83 years old and hasn’t been in the best of health for a few years now.

He has been a client of JFS for four years and I couldn’t have been more thankful for their Older Adult services over the past few months. They deliver meals to his door weekly through their Kosher Home Delivered Meals program and a volunteer calls him every other Wednesday to check in. He tells me that he can’t wait to meet his “Friendly Visitor” in person once it’s safe to do so.

His therapist even applied for Uniper Care technology on his behalf and to my surprise, he told me he uses it to watch fitness videos and old concerts regularly. I saw him for the first time since my mother’s funeral last month and I couldn’t believe how great he looked. JFS took care of my Dad when I couldn’t, and for that, I can never thank them enough.”

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ISAIAH’S STORY “I was one of thousands who lost their job in March of 2020. I was working in shipping and had no degree. I had a buddy offer me a room in his apartment for cheap while I looked for a new job.

After applying and hearing nothing for a few weeks, I started working the to-go counter at a Tex-Mex chain. I made just enough to make ends meet but got sick of working customer service.

The problem was, I didn’t have any of those fancy corporate skills. I found JFS on LinkedIn and saw that they had career coaching and skills training.

I reached out to one of the coaches and he directed me to Intake. I started meeting with a coach 1:1 and took their virtual Microsoft Office courses.

I was still applying to jobs, but then I started to hear back. After five interviews, I accepted a job doing data input for an insurance company. I can finally move back into my own place and have started saving for a new car. I would recommend the Career and Financial Services at JFS to anyone down on their luck. If they can help me, they can help anybody.”

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CAREER & FINANCIAL SERVICES Virtual Class Expansion The silver lining of working remotely for the past 18 months is that our services are now more accessible to job seekers than ever before. Our Microsoft Training Courses, which originally launched in 2016 and served an average of 8 people per 6-week class, pivoted to an online version. We are now able to reach clients across Dallas and the U.S. with free, live instruction, multi-day courses and our clients walk away

knowing how to use these critical business tools at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels.

We are now seeing up to 50 people attending sessions at any given time and, in turn, candidates are now more confident in their abilities, more marketable, and can achieve higher-paying jobs all in order to become more self-sufficient. For more information visit jfsdallas.org/services/career/ or call (469) 206-1670.

Career & Financial Services include: • Microsoft Office Training

• Resume Critique

• Emergency Savings Plans

• Networking Groups

• Financial Literacy Training

• Skills Assessment

• Seminars & Webinars

• Interview Preparation

• Job Search Support

1,795

3,653

Individuals had Individuals one-on-one received career coaching and financial services

$22/hr $22/ hr

52 points

Average hourly wage of CFS clients

Average increase in credit score 6

3,300

2.2 million

individuals received mortgage or rental assistance

pounds of food distributed last year

$5,525,355

20,976

distributed for financial assistance including our Emergency Housing Assistance Program

individuals received food through our drive-thru food distribution

150

6,154

clients received prepared meals through our Kosher Home Delivered meal program

hours worked by volunteers at drive-thru food distribution

For more information visit jfsdallas.org/services/emergency-food-pantry/ or call (972) 437-9950 x267

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Food Pantry Expansion Project Completed During the pandemic, we served an average of 750 families each week during our drive-thru food distribution. Even before this, it was clear we needed to expand our indoor Food Pantry. The drivethru offered a unique opportunity to do construction without service disruption. At the end of the fiscal year in July and August 2021, the community raised $184,000 for all the finishing costs and technology needed to return indoors. Overall, the community helped raise $730,000 for construction and overhead. As of December 2021, we returned to our client-choice model in our new 3,000 square foot pantry.

In 2021, we also expanded our Kosher Corner which is coupled with a new Jewish Community Outreach Initiative to help community members overcome barriers to accessing their basic needs all in a confidential manner.

1) Pictured from left to right staff members Maya Cohen, Robin Raxlin-Gormley, Cathy Barker, with expansion project chairs David Goldberg, Carol and Mark Kreditor. Not Pictured: Randy Fleisher.

2) Volunteers and clients selecting free, fresh produce in our new produce display on the Opening Day of the Food Pantry.

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SERVICES FOR THE JEWISH COMMUNITY It Takes a Village: Our Partnership with Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Our partnership with JFGD is stronger than ever. With their increasing support, advocacy, and connections, we have been able to improve and expand our service offerings including schoolbased services for children and teachers, diagnostic testing, the Food Pantry and Kosher corner and added security measures through the Jewish Community Security Initiative to ensure our staff, volunteers and the community in our care are safe, secure and supported. We are grateful for the relationship we have to ensure the needs of our Jewish clients are addressed now and in the future.

KAVOD Survivors of the Holocaust Emergency Fund There are more than 30,000 Holocaust Survivors living at or near poverty in the U.S. Many are choosing between heat or food, medicine or rent. Recognizing the importance of reaching any Survivor regardless of where he or she lives, Seed the Dream Foundation partnered with KAVOD to establish the KAVOD Survivors of the Holocaust Emergency Fund (SHEF). KAVOD SHEF exponentially multiplies the dollars and vital services available to these individuals. JFS Dallas is proud to be one of the recipients of this grant and will continue to expand support services to survivors in our area.

Indigent Burial & Chaplaincy Both of these are still significant services offered by the agency in collaboration with the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas. This program handles everything from assessment of need, arrangements with the funeral home and cemetery, to securing a Rabbi for the burial. When an unaffiliated individual needs an indigent burial or needs assistance from a Rabbi, we are able to connect them with Rabbi Howard Wolk, JFS’ Community Chaplain, to provide support in a timely and respectful manner.

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The Priya Fund

$21,000

The Priya Fund was created to assist with the financial impediments associated with infertility or adoption. Since its inception in 2010, Priya has assisted 28 couples in the Dallas area

was awarded to Priya recipients this fiscal year

and 15 babies have been born. In the last year, we welcomed another Priya baby! Additionally, Priya successfully reached more

The Priya Endowment

than 89 people with our first-ever panel discussion about the

Fund at the JFS

emotional, physical and spiritual effects on fertility struggles.

For more information visit jfsdallas.org/priya

Foundation grew by

$5,542

Binah Cancer Support Services Facilitated by Beth Broodo, MS, LPC, RYT, Binah Cancer Support Services integrates psychology and Jewish perspective into therapy. 32 individuals received Binah Cancer Support Services this year.

RIVKA’S STORY “I was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer in 2019. I felt extremely lucky that we caught it relatively early and after a year of aggressive treatment, I have now been in remission.

Having to go to chemotherapy appointments alone and being immunocompromised during a pandemic really took a toll on me. I reached out to my Rabbi for guidance and I am glad that he referred me to Beth Broodo and the Binah Cancer Support Services at JFS. I feel like the other women in the support group truly understand my experience. Some of the women have been cancer-free for years and I can look up to them as a source of wisdom and inspiration.

Since starting services for cancer survivors at JFS, I not only found an outlet for the emotions surrounding my diagnosis, but lifelong friends as well.”

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SOCIETY OF LIFE MEMBERS Thank you to the members of our Major Donor Giving Society for contributing gifts of $1,800 and above from August 2020-July 2021.

Giving levels are determined by the cumulative amount given to JFS or the JFS Foundation within our fiscal year.

Please note that this amount does not include in-kind donations.

$100,000 The Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

Joe Funk Construction / Michelle & Marshall Funk •

Dolores Neustadt Stephanie & Dan Prescott

Leslie & David Katz •

M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation

Barbara* & Stan Rabin

Carol & Mark Kreditor

Network of Jewish Human

Carol & Allan Rosen

Sheryl Mexic* North Texas Behavioral Health

Service Agencies Incarnation Place

Margot Rosenberg Pulitzer Foundation/ Ann Rosenberg • Peachy Rudberg

Authority

The Rees-Jones Foundation

$25,000-$49,999

Texas Women’s Foundation

Pam & Ron Rubin

Carol & Steve Aaron •

David Weinreb

United Way Metropolitan Dallas

Bank of America Charitable

Wells Fargo Foundation

DJ & Les Weisbrod • Kalman & Ida Wolens Foundation

Foundation Congregation Shearith Israel

Orien Levy Woolf & Dr. Jack Woolf Charitable Foundation*

Gabriela & Sean Dalfen

$50,000-$99,999

The Dallas Foundation - AWARE

$18,000-$24,999

Diane & David Birk

Lisa & David Genecov

Gilian & Steve Baron

Communities Foundation of Texas

Lyda Hill Fund

Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation/

Dallas Jewish Community Foundation/

Jack Jacobsen Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas

Candy & Ike Brown

Foundation

Harold Gernsbacher

The Jewish Federations of North

Kari & David Goldberg

Moody Foundation

America

Carol J. Levy

Morton H. Meyerson

Kahn Mechanical Contractors /

Howard Earl Rachofsky Foundation

Byrna & Joe Funk David & Gusta Rosenberg Family Foundation

Family Foundation

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Beverly & Joe Goldman

Ann Kahn

The Sayah Family

Ann & Nate Levine

Lisa & Randy Fleisher

Ruth Ann Litwin

Sam Roosth Foundation

$10,000-$17,999 Roy & Esther Barzune Stein

Patsy & Michael Hochman Charitable Foundation

Beth & Jim Gold Julie & Sander Gothard •

Endowment Fund

Pepsico

Terri Train & Alan Greenspan

Susan and Daryl Beck

Kyle & Alan Rabinowitz

Maya & Robert Gross

Linda & Steve Blasnik •

Raelaine & Paul Radnitz

Dot & Basil Haymann

Natalie & Susie Strauss Breen

Ruth Robinson

First Horizon Foundation

Capital for Kids

Terry & Bert Romberg

IMA, Inc.

Kim & Jeff Chapman

Beverly, Bradley, & Cary Rossel

Judy & Jeff Kogutt

Sharon & David Chortek

The Schultz Family •

Robin & Mark Kosberg

Dalfen’s Limited / Murray Dalfen

Michelle & Ron Schwartz

Marsha Lev •

Dekelboum Family Foundation /

Barbara Schwarz

Weezie & Mark Margolis

Jeri Lyn & Jeff Sebert

Tricia Brauman Michaelson

Paddy & Barry Epstein •

Charles Schwab Bank

Ann & Mike Ochstein

Julie & David Fields

Daphne & Jay Shipowitz

Myra & Stuart Prescott

Eileen & Stanley Franklin

Jolene & Harv Weisblat •

Texas Clubhouse Coalition, Inc.

Gail Hartstein

Carrie S. Orleans Trust

Berta Goetz • Nina & Jonathan Goodman

$5,000-$9,999

Orthodox Union

Hillcrest Foundation,

5Q Partners

Janet & Ed Ostrovitz

Edward & Wilhelmina

Phyllis & Irving Smith Foundation

Bank of America, N.A., Co-Trustee Judy & Harold Kaye

Ackerman Foundation

Laurie & Todd Platt

Susan & Allyn Kramer

Susie Avnery

Prentis Family Support Foundation

Anita & Don Levene

Lisa & Steven Block

RBC Foundation - USA

Susie & Joel Litman

Denise & Bart Bookatz

Nancy & Joel Roffman

Manana Management Co. /

Becky & Ken Bruder

Lisa & Josh Rothstein

Lori & Michael Cohen •

The Rubin Family Foundation /

Gayla & Carlos Lopez

Julie & Jay Liberman

Alisa & Jason Makler

Randee & Colin Cope

Cindy & Irv Munn

Pam & Leon Dagerman

Robin Sachs & Bob Farkas

Sandy Nachman •

Dallas Capital Bank

Sue & Sam Sayah

National Council of Jewish Women

Cristina & Jim Doyle

Cristie & Rodney Schlosser

Esther & Craig Navias

Shazell & Jim Dunn

Celia & Larry Schoenbrun

Jane & Tom O’Toole

Deborah & Michael Fripp

Judith Shure

David Pardue

Linda & Dave Garner

Lisa Simmons

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Betty & Eric Spomer

Carol & Harold Pinker

Mark Daniels

Elena & Eric Stein

Ruthy & Steve Rosenberg

Suzy & Reuben Davidsohn

Temple Emanu-El

Pam & Mike Saks

Wendy & Marshall Dawer

Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood

Debbie & Craig Sukenic

Sandy & Howard Donsky

Irina & Tony Vaserfirer

Fran & Jeffrey Toubin

Laurie Beth Dodic

Joan Vogt

Sam Utay

Elena Dimitrovska

Tina & Richard Wasserman •

Miriam Vernon

Dee Dee & John Duscio

Linda & Happy Webberman

Jackie & Steve Waldman

Ricki & Randy Ebner

Helga & Gerd Weinstein

Sally & Larry Wolfish

Ecolab

Bonnie & Jeff Whitman

Barbara* & Donald Zale

Madelyn Eisenberg

Donna & Mike Winemiller

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Allison Elko

Lisa & Mark Zale

$1,800-$3,599

Dia & Barry Epstein

Isaac Adelman

Faith Presbyterian Hospice

$3,600-$4,999

Congregation Anshai Torah

Cory Feldman

​AV USA

Fonda & Jay Arbetter

Mynan & Sam Feldman

Liz & Steve Berger

Cathy & Don Barker

Arlene & Allen Feltman

Lyra & Ed Daniels

Mimi & Mitchell Barnett

Martha & Michael Fleisher

Dorothy K. & Harry Boris

Susan & Evan Bates

Laura & Roy Fleischmann

Kimberly S. Bates Foundation

Judy & Ron Foxman

Jackie & Bernie Dimont

Rebecca & Ryan Buell

Rhoda & Gene Frenkel

The Fasken Foundation

Rachel Biblo Block

Frannie & Robert Gardner

Susan & Richard Frapart

Andy & Jonathan Blum

Laurie & Bob Gidlow

Andrew Gellman

Bookatz Endowment Fund

Diane & Hal Glaser

Gail & Allan Gilbert

Mary Lee & Michael Broder

Tricia & Matt Gold

Rita Sue & Alan Gold

Randy Brown

Sharon & Eric Goldberg

Lisa & Neil Goldberg

Larry Burk

Goldberg Family Foundation

Cher & David Jacobs

Stacey & Chuck Butler

Eileen & Marty Goldstein

Michael Kaufman & Durward Watson

Camp Lemonade

Lori & Rick Golman

Betsy & Mark Kleinman

Suzi & Jerry Candy

Shoshanna & Jeffrey Goodman

Michelle & Brian Kravitz

Susie & Joel Carp

Abby & Benjamin Goodman

Lawrence E. Steinberg Foundation

Cheryl & Randy Colen

Peter Granoff

Michelle & Mark Meiches

Harold Colvin

Bonnie & Michael Grossfeld •

Memorial Endowment Fund

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Barbara & Bill Gutow

Lynda & Gordon Newman

Debbie & Sid Scheinberg

Cheryl & Andy Halpern

Julie & Robbie Ondrusek

Cynthia & Jim Schneidler

Linda & Byron Harris

Stanley Peskind

Janice Schwarz & Edwin Mullins

Marcy Helfand & Robert Book

Leslie & Steven Peskind

Sol Schwarz*

Greta & Howard Herskowitz

Melanie & Eric Pinker

Pat Shaughnessy

Stephanie & Mike Hirsh

Pam & Steven Pluss

Ricki & Gabe Shapiro

Ynette & Jim Hogue

Roz Polakoff

Ellen & Douglas Sheena

Marcia & Norman Hoppenstein

Reesa & Ken Portnoy

Sally & Ira Silverman

Darci & Randy Iola

Nicole & Jay Post

Rebecca & Neal Sklaver

Aaron Family Jewish Community

Debbie & Alan Postel

Renee Stanley

Janine & Charles Pulman

Meri-Kay Star

Land & Sea Proteins /

Sister & Joel Steinberg

Center of Dallas Gary Kahn Marcy & Jeff Kahn

Eliane & Gabriel Herschberg

Monica & Jeff Susman

Barbara Kaplan

Sherri & Michael Radoff

Donna & Wayne Swafford

Jerry Keeney

Barbara & David Radunsky •

Nancy & Jerry Szor

Lisa & Bill Kleinman

Geetha & Raj Rajendran

Sandra & David Veeder

Linda & Matthew Kochan

Edna & Hugh Robinson

Kim & Rob Velevis

Beverly Kornell

Gisele & Michael Rogers

Harianne & David Wallenstein

Karen & Mickey Kurzman

Rothkopf Greenberg

Helen & Shami Waldman

Andrew Lavigne

Family Foundation Trust

Walmart

Scott Lidji

Daniel Rothstein

Peter & Hilarie Weinstock

Malia & David Litman

Marilyn & Stan Rothstein •

Carl Weisbrod

Lisa Lowey

Debbi Levy & Barry Rothschild

Sheryl & Stuart Wernick

Ruth Lurie

Melissa & Jonathan Rubenstein

Linda & Mike Wolfson

Shelley & David Lurie

Melanie & Howard Rubin

Sharon & Michael Young

Lauren & Seth Margolies

Staci & Paul Rubin •

Ethel Silvergold Zale

Scott McCartney

Felicia & Robert Rubin

Sherry & Ronald Zander

Doris Meyers

Elaine & Morris Rutchik

Julie & Michael Zimmermann

Julie & Scott Miller

Rikki Rutchik

Beth & Josh Mond

Ike & Fannie Sablosky Foundation

Elya Naxon

Arlene & Alan Sandgarten

* of blessed memory • Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation

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THE JFS STAFF LISTING REFLECTS STAFF BETWEEN AUGUST 2020-JULY 2021

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Cathy Barker, MS

PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTANTS Luke Peris, MD • Ameena Isa, MD

CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER Deizel Sarte, BSN, MAS, FACHE, CPHQ

CAREER & FINANCIAL SERVICES Allison Harding, Senior Director, Career & Financial Services Jason Hopper, Employment Coach Luciana Jackson, Career and Financial Coach Mitch Jacobs, MEd, NCC, LPC, Lead Employment Coach Phillip Konecki, Employment Coach/Trainer Kristin Lobenstein, MBA, CPC, Financial Coach Kennedy Thayer, Financial Coach

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Steven Brown, CPA CLINICAL SERVICES Alita Andrews, LPC, MPH, Clinician Emily Angus, PhD, LPC, NCC, RPT, Clinician Gustavo Barcenas, PhD, LPC, RPT, Clinician, Jubilee Park Beth Broodo, LPC, RYT, Clinician, Cancer Support Victoria Coronado, LMFTA, Clinician Jeff Courtman, LPC, Director, Adult Mental Health Services Terah Culp, LPC, Clinician Rachel Dimont, LMSW, Clinician Cristin Dooley, PhD, Psychologist Karen Farr, PsyD, Clinician Lynette Frantzen. LPC, Clinician Rabbi Mike Friedman, LPC-I, Clinician Shani Gamliel, MSW, Clinical Case Manager Janelle Gibson, LCSW, Director, Family Violence Services Ariela Goldstein, LCSW, Senior Director, Clinical Services Nancy Hall, MA, LPC, NCC, Clinician Janet Henson, LCDC, LPCI, Addictions Counselor Danielle Hudson-Jones, LMSW, Clinical Case Manager Kiki Lenihan, LPC, Clinician Michael Ligocki, PhD, Clinician Simone Martens, MS, LPC, Clinician, Roseland Christopher May, LPC-I, Clinician Carey Nottingham, MS, LPC, Intake Manager Kathy Reilly, LCSW, Clinician Jeannette Sanchez, MS, NCC, LPC Clinician, Roseland Jamie Smith, PsyD, Psychodiagnostic 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 Kirsten Woods, LPC, NCC, LCDC, Clinician LaShonda Wooten, PhD, Clinician Shareen Wornson, MA, LPC-S, Clinician

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FOOD PANTRY & EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE Maya Cohen, Food Pantry Manager Maria Chavez, Social Services Manager Robin Raxlin-Gormley, Senior Director, Hunger Relief & Emergency Assistance Erik Rivas, Truck Driver CHAPLAINCY Rabbi Howard Wolk, Community Chaplain OLDER ADULT SERVICES Harriet Cohen, PhD, LCSW, Clinical Gerontologist Don Dillard, LCSW, Clinical Gerontologist June Fulton, LCSW, Clinical Gerontologist Abby Goodman, LMSW, Clinical Gerontologist Deborah Leibensberger, ACSW, LCSW, Clinical Gerontologist Valda McClain, MA, Case Manager Yaffa Podbilewicz-Schuller, PhD, Clinical Psychologist Debi Weiner, ACSW, LCSW, Senior Director, Older Adult Services SPECIAL NEEDS SERVICES Sheryl Ambers, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist Andy Blum, LCSW, School Counselor Heather Behr, School Counselor Aleta Creech, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist Tova Reifman, School Interventionist Lori Sasson, MEd, School Interventionist Rennie Silverman, LCSW, Clinician Elisa Tolkov, OTR, Occupational Therapist Adina Wachsman, MEd, Special Needs School/Family Liaison

PLAN CLUBHOUSE Paige Falco, PLAN Clubhouse Program Manager Jillian Hiris, Clubhouse Staff Generalist Ruth Josenhans, LPC, Senior Director, PLAN Daniel Mosher, Staff Generalist Shira Service, Clubhouse Staff Generalist PHILANTHROPY & COMMUNITY RELATIONS Stacey Cohn, Marketing Coordinator Jake Cook, Grants Manager Jamie Denison, Director of Marketing Leah Guskin, Senior Director, Philanthropy & Community Relations Kristen Jackson, Director of Volunteer Engagement Lyz Latson, KHDM & Volunteer Coordinator Caryn Peiser, Priya Fund Coordinator Cheryl Scaglione, Development Manager Michelle Squillace, Volunteer Coordinator Chris Walters, Director of Donor Relations ACCOUNTING SERVICES Song Han, MBA, Controller Aprili Hinckson, Staff Accountant Stephenson Mattathu, EHAP Accounting Cristina Rivas, Accounting Clerk ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Sharday Anderson, Receptionist Angelina Chavez, Receptionist Ellyn Golub, Office Manager Marlene Mickish, SPHR, Human Resource Generalist Jose Perez, Front Desk Supervisor Julie Phillips, Intake Coordinator Kathleen Prial, QAUR Coordinator Britton Williams, MA, Operations Specialist/Board Liaison EMERGENCY HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (2020) Alene Boozer Deanna Brown Pauline Jemison Noah Lathrop Naomi Loemlin Jordan Nottingham Angelica Padilla Samantha Perry THE RESALE SHOP Laurie McCarty, Store Manager Dawn Leobold, Assistant Manager Nancy Castillo • Crystal Chandani • Patricia Grimaldo • Consuelo Redus • Jim Rotunda • Sharon Ware • Caroline Whately

TO REQUEST MORE INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICES, CALL THE JFS INTAKE LINE (972) 437-9950 X340 OR EMAIL INFO@JFSDALLAS.ORG QUICK REFERENCE FOR WHO TO CONTACT: JFS FOUNDATION OR MAJOR GIFTS Cathy Barker, Chief Executive Officer cbarker@jfsdallas.org 469.206.1645 EVENTS, PARTNERSHIPS, DONATIONS OR GRANTS Leah Guskin, Senior Director of Philanthropy & Community Relations lguskin@jfsdallas.org 469.206.1690 VOLUNTEERING Kristen Jackson, Director of Volunteer Engagement kjackson@jfsdallas.org 972.994.0502

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VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT

840 volunteers gave

18 corporate groups volunteered

their time

6,015

13,541

volunteer shifts filled

volunteer hours served

$ 40% of volunteers

$386,488

also donated to JFS

saved by utilizing volunteers Calculated with the 2020 Texas Rate of a Volunteer Hour ($28.54)

49 different volunteer opportunities available Learn more at jfsdallas.volunteerhub.com.

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THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS LISTING REFLECTS REGISTERED VOLUNTEERS IN OUR DATABASE, VOLUNTEERHUB, BETWEEN AUGUST 2020-JULY 2021.

If you have volunteered and/or would like to be included in this list next year, please create an account at jfsdallas.volunteerhub.com.

Reach out to volunteers@jfsdallas.org with questions.

Shanee Abouzaglo Kristine Abramowitz Richard Abramowitz Jay Abrams Melissa Ackerman Kellie Adkins Alyson Aguilar Taylor Allen Mona Allen Zachary Alsup Lauren Ammon Ryan Ammon Ari Appel Marcy Applebaum Debbie Arbesman James Asher Aniketh Ayuluri Renee Baker Plante Stephanie Balderrama Brian Bale Emily Balser Gilian Baron Joseph Barth Judy Bazarsky Jake Beasley Delaney Becker Michael Becker Andrea Bennett Kirby Bennett Michael Bennett Shimon Ben-Poorat Brittany Benton Kim Berdinsky Steven Berger Joan Bernbaum Kevin Bernstein Melissa Bernstein Parker Berry

Robin Berry Rachel Betcher Smith Robin Bhatnagar Mallory Biblo Rachel Biblo (Block) Mickey Blakeman Khristina Blalock Linda Blasnik Brenda Bliss Jonathan Blum Sharon Blumberg Sandra Bodzin Ellen Bond Bill Boyd James Bradley Ilene Brill Rene Browne Brooke Bruneman Robert Brunkenhoefer Matthew Bryant Janet Bubis Janet Bucher Leanne Buchman Rebecca Buell Loann Campbell Dabney Carlson Allison Checkoway Shelley Chetzron Vikranth Chinnam David Chortek Karen Cohen Sandy Cohen Stacey Cohn Leslie Cohn-Wein Jo Coleman Cheryl Colen Randy Colen Stephanie Collins

Shandra Colon Margaret Colpa Balkisu Conteh Brian Cosner Jonathan Cowling Danielle Coyle Joseph Crawford Brent Culhane Abbey Cumnock Scott Cytron Lisa Dabrowski Lisa Dabrowski M’Liss Daigle Jerold Danis Tessa Davidsohn Melissa Davis Vanessa de Abreu Christina De Jesus David Deffar Kathleen Dege Andrea Denison Elena Dinaburg Courtney Dinyarian Sandra Donsky Jim Doyle Jacob Dubner Deborah Dubsky Jameson Dunigan Shannon Dunigan Jim Dunn Laura Dworkin Rosana Eckert Donna Edge Christopher Egan Natalie Eilat Madelyn Eisenberg Allison Elko Nikil Erry

Kendra Essim Bella Evans Patricia Evans Cassidy Exum Paige Falco Devin Farrell Mariam Feist Cory Feldman Helen Feldman Paula Feldman Allen Feltman Nan Fichtenbaum Jacob Fisch Noah Fisch Randy Fischer Evan Fisher Laurel Fisher Randy Fleisher Mollye Fleschman Betsy Floyd Donna Foley Diane Franklin Richard Frapart Susan Frapart Helen Frenkel Ety Friedman Michael Friedman Ella Frydman August Fuertes Barbra Furman Janis Gail Merle Gallant Jeri Galperin Rohan Gangar Zsuzsanna Garai Marina Garcia David Garner Linda Garner

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Philip Gerstenfeld Sahar Ghorbaniesmaeilkolaei Allan Gilbert Brenda Gilbert Amanda Gildersleeve Katelin Gildersleeve Linda Glauben Mia Goetz Vered Golan Louise Gold Nancy Gold Samantha Goldberg Kari Goldberg Alexis Goldberg David Goldberg Eric Goldberg Sharon Goldberg Tobe Goldberg Andrew Goldblatt Beverly Goldman Ryan Goldstein Iris Goldstein Rick Golman Benjamin Gonzalez Mark Goodman Nina Goodman Heather Goodstein Robin Gordon Julie Gothard Lauren Green Ben Gregg Robert Gross Bonnie Grossfeld Asha Gudipaty Aishani Gupta Barbara Guskin Barbara Haber Jeffrey Haggard Cheryl Halpern Alan Harris Jaime Hazan-Cohen Peggy Heller Grace Helms Gail Henkin Courtney Hensel-Quintana Jasmine Herlitz Eliane Herschberg Anthony Hiran Cindy Hollocker Ike Hoodenpyle

Alexander Horn Alexandra Horn Sharon Horn Julie Hughes Olivia Hughes Jill Isacson Kristen Jackson David Jacobs Jack Jacobsen Frances Jameson Matthew Jameson Leah Jones Martha Jones Julie Judson Ann Kahn Gary Kahn Martin Kahn Craig Kalman Allie Kam Allie Kam Susan Kanter Rohan Karamel Lori Karp Coral Katave Justin Katz Andrew Kaufman Dawn Kaufman Michael Kaufman Barbara Kawalsky Kayla Kaye Sarah Kelton Zander Kennedy Suhina Khalid Karen Kinsella Jill Kirschner Lisa Kleinman Sandra Klindworth Aryeh Kluger Sandi Knight Ilene Knubowitz Matthew Kochan Andrew Kogan Merissa Kogutt Jeff Kolb Rebecca Kolb Cheri Komaiko Tanner Kopel Terry Kopel Kathryn Koshkin Kevin Kotamarti

Daniel Kovalsky Mira Kovalsky Victoria Kovalsky Sophie Krajmalnik Allyn Kramer Michelle Kravitz Yael Kuchinsky Alan L. tolmas Jeffrey Landsberg Dave Laner Diane Laner Bethany Last Elyzabeth Latson Justin Laub Roman LaVigne Keats Leffel Morgan Lemler Beth Levine Robert Levy Robbyn Lewin Brandon Li Leo Li Julie Liberman Austin Lindsey Emelia Lobenstein Elaine Lowenkron Connie Lust Lynett Mapenzauswa Lauren Margolies Seth Margolies Weezie Margolis Sharon Martin Jose Martinez Luke Mayfield Caitlyn McGinn Carol Meer Emory Meler Ephraim Meles Cara Mendelsohn Scarlett Metz Corey Metz Julie Metz Olivia Metz Michael Miller Glenda Miller Penelope Miller Beth Mond Addison Monfried George Moore Lisa Moore

Emma Morales Alexandra Morris Melanie Morris Lauren Morrow Irving Munn Gregory Myer Wendy Narzem Robin Nathanson Brenda Nibert Rick Nusbaum Spencer Ochel Ann Ochstein Rick O’Connor Dena Ofengeym Dena Ofengeym William Oglesby Sherry Olinick Josh Otway Natalie Ouaknin Jordan Palefsky Stacey Pearlman Janis Peiser Carolyn Perlmutter Tyler Pham Mindy Pincus Harold Pinker Carol Pinker Chanelle Piper Coral Pisek Laurie Platt Nicole Post Erica Prager Leah Prager Wylee Protas Samuel Pulitzer Grace Radle Geetha Rajendran Yana Rakovchik Harry Ray Patricia Reitich Barbara Repp Faith Retsky Bridget Reynolds Katherine Reynolds Elizabeth Reynolds Robert Reynolds Russell Robinson Allison Rochelle Joel Roffman Abby Rogers

Eden Rogozinski Mia Rogozinski Michelle Rosenberg Janis RosenfeldBarbash Bradley Rossel Sharon Roth Abby Rothstein Hillary Rothstein Maya Rothstein Chavy Rothstein Lisa Rothstein Paige Rothstein Renee Rubin Staci Rubin Gabriel Rudelman Robin Sachs Susan Salom Edward Sands Janis Sayewitz Melissa Schachter John Schanot Debbie Scheinberg Ava Schelin Telisa Schelin Tara Schiller Kristin Schmalz Siegfried Schmalz Bonnie Schramm Allison Schwartz Barbara Schwarz

Jean Schwister Jeri Lyn Sebert Nana Seffah Roger Sellers Michael Selz Elizabeth Sender Joel Shapiro Leslie Shaw Leslie Shaw Flor Sheehan Benjamin Sheena Alex Sheena Brandon Silansky Spencer Silansky Melanie Silberman Nora Silverfield Lonna Rae Silverman Sabrina Skeldon Jaiden Smith Tali Snow Cynthia Sollie Elaine Solomon Rossi Solomon Betty Spomer Lori Stahl Jarrett Staley Melissa Steiner Lindsay Stengle Ava Stern Adam Stern

Rabbi Michele Sullum Monica Susman Katy Szende Gerald Szor Helen Taroyan Rachel Tate Jay Tobin Mindy Tobolowsky Ted Tobolowsky Scott Toppell Mollie Toubin Patty Traub Lydia Varela Tammy Varghese Lee Vasa Irina Vaserfirer Sandra Veeder Shiv Venkatasetty Helen Waldman Tracey Wallace Julie Walter Paula Ward Dina Warshauer Richard Wasserman Laura Weatherred Rebecca Wechsler Nelson Weil Chloe Weinman Laura Weinstein Grace Weisberg

Ephraim Weiss David Weiss Jeff Weiss Bruce West Phoebe White Samuel Wigder Sherie Wigder Mindy Williamson Suzanne Wilner-Minc Jack Wimberly Linda Wimberly Linda Winski Clara Wohlstadter Faith Wolf Sally Wolfish Blair Wolfson Charlotte Wolfson Hayden Woodward Hank Worlein Ryan Xie Ethel Zale Cherie Zalstein Carolyn Zalta Leah Zarr Claude Zeli Karina Zide Perry Zidow Jennifer Zientz Sheri Zlotky Annalee Zweig

VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AWARD WINNERS 2021 COVID-19 HEROES David Chortek

Lisa Moore

Diana Stein

Jo Coleman

Morrow Hill

Lee Vasa

Kathi Dege

William Oglesby

Shiv Venkatasetty

Barbara Guskin

Erica Prager

Nelson Weil

Dawn Kaufman

Geetha Rajendran

David Weiss

Morgan Lemler

Allison Schwartz

Sherie Wigder

Beth Mond

Spencer Silansky

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JFS FOUNDATION Established in 2012, 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.

JFS FUNDHOLDER SPOTLIGHT: ETHEL SILVERGOLD ZALE FOOD PANTRY FUND I was introduced to Tikkun Olam at an early age. I remember sitting at my mother’s side as she paid her monthly bills. She had a small stack of dollar bills and she let me put a dollar in a few envelopes that she chose. I asked her what the dollar bills were for. She told me that not everyone was as blessed as we were and the dollars were for those in need and children who might be hungry.

My mother was a young widow with limited funds, and three young children to raise, but she taught me by example our moral duty to help the less fortunate.

Her words guided me throughout my life.

J​ewish Family Service offers a multitude of services that address the many challenges faced throughout a lifetime: from offering financial assistance to couples struggling with infertility, to mental health and social services for children and adults, through career and financial services, the Food Pantry to feed the hungry, to the needs of the aged, and finally Rabbinical and grief counseling. There are many more programs created to answer every need that Jewish Family Service is presented. The expanding range of diverse services that JFS addresses for all ages, faiths, and backgrounds convinced me that this was the agency for which I wanted to work and give my charity and time.

I​ have worked for Jewish Family Service as a volunteer for over 25 years. I founded the Woman to Woman luncheon and the Society of Life to raise much-needed funds for the work of Jewish Family Service. I am proud and grateful for the continued support and community awareness that these events have provided for JFS. I have been given the honor of becoming a lifetime member of the Board of Directors of JFS. On my 85th birthday, my children and grandchildren honored me by the establishment of the Ethel Silvergold Zale Food Pantry Fund through the Jewish Family Service Foundation. I hope my service to Jewish Family Service has been a fitting memorial to my mother who taught me the meaning of Tikkun Olam.

Ethel Zale

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JFS FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2020-2021 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

THANK YOU TO OUR CURRENT FUNDHOLDERS The Cathy Barker Fund for General Operations

The Pinker Family Fund for Healthy Safe Families

The S. Blumberg Fund for General Operations

The Priya Jewish Reproduction Fund

The Fagelman Birk Fund for Clinical Services, Psychotherapy

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

The Mark & Cathy Cohen Family – Ntelicor Fund

The Andrée and Sidney Rosenblum Family Foundation

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

The William & Heddy Roth Philanthropic Fund

The Michael J. Fleisher Fund for General Operations

The Peachy & Morton Rudberg 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 Sachs-Farkas Fund for Services to the Elderly The Barbara Schwarz Fund for General Operations

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

The Star Endowment Fund for

Children’s Mental Health Services

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

The Synar Fund for Clinical Services

The Barbara and Clive Miskin Family Fund

Jack Baron OBM fund supporting Family

Violence Intervention

The Charlotte Webberman & Family Endowment Fund

for Older Adults Services The Leon Weingarten/ Joseph Webberman Fund for

Children with Special Needs

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 Lawrence M. and Sally Wolfish Fund

for General Support

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

Ethel Silvergold Zale Food Pantry Fund

The Bea Weisbrod Family Endowment

for General Operations The Weisbrod JFS Designated Fund

The Cindy & Irv Munn Fund for General Operations

Learn more at www.jfsdallasfoundation.org

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2020-2021 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, Secretary Honorary Members Linda Garner Ethel Zale Immediate Past President Michael Kaufman

Board Members Rachel Biblo-Block Brenda Bliss Jonathan Blum Rebecca Buell Dabney Carlson Sandy Donsky Madelyn Eisenberg Allison Elko Cory Feldman Mike Friedman Beverly Goldman David M. Jacobs Gary Kahn

Andrew Kaufman Kathryn Koshkin Michelle Kravitz, MD Diane Laner Seth Margolies Nicole Post Staci Rubin Betty Spomer Lydia Varela Richard Wasserman, MD Laura Weinstein Lisa Zale

A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD CHAIR Dear JFS Family, When I think about the last year - in the middle of the pandemic - I can’t help but continue to be grateful for all we have accomplished at Jewish Family Service. We have seen the agency rise to new challenges with grace, dedication, and a lot of hard work.

I’m very proud to lead our JFS Board of Directors, and I truly appreciate their continued support and engagement. Together, even virtually, we continued to move the agency forward. Whether it be updating our bylaws, improving and modifying processes and procedures, volunteering, taking part in helping the Food Pantry Expansion come to fruition, overseeing another record-breaking diaper collection, hosting our first-ever Staff Appreciation picnic, or the Federally Qualified Health Center feasibility study, we didn’t let the current challenges we faced impede our important work.

As usual, JFS has once again risen to the occasion with the help of our amazing community. Due to your support, JFS helped make more possible for those in need, at a time when the need was greater than ever before. It is truly humbling to be surrounded by donors, volunteers, staff members, who ask themselves, “What can I do to make a difference today?”

With sincere gratitude,

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Julie Liberman Board Chair

FINANCIALS

AUGUST 2020-JULY 2021

Income/Revenue Sources JFGD Allocation United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Contributions Events (net of expenses) Service Fees The Resale Shop Grants1 Other2 TOTAL

$ 886,689 487,666 4,523,103 0 982,390 472,089 6,205,692 1,858,177 15,415,806

% 6 3 30 0 6 3 40 12 100

Expenses by Program Counseling/Mental Health Older Adult Services Food Pantry/Emergency Assistance3 Career & Financial Services The Resale Shop Volunteer Services Management/General/Fundraising TOTAL

$ 3,237,455 1,153,583 5,812,785 388,878 363,893 102,392 2,727,652 13,786,638

% 23 8 42 3 3 1 20 100

Grants include $1,200,000 awarded and received in FY21 but to be expended in FY22.

In addition, approximately $3,000,000 of the grant funding is CARES Emergency Relief Grants.

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2.

Other Revenue includes $1,061,800 of PPP Loan Forgiveness and $797,000 of Investment gains.

Food Pantry/ Emergency Assistance includes $3,004,000 of CARES Emergency Relief expenditures for rent & utility assistance.

3.

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Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas An open door to all in need

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