Just For Show 2023 Program Book

MAJESTIC THEATRE DALLAS, TX

J UST F OR S HOW

J UST F OR S HOW benefiting Jewish Family Service

J UST F OR S HOW

WELCOME

Dear Friends,

Thank you for joining our Just For Show event. Tonight, we gather to enjoy the company of friends and community leaders, listen to the songs and stories of Broadway legends Sandra Joseph and Rob Bohmer, and make Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas a meaningful difference for those whose lives are touched by JFS. Your presence here and the contributions you make enable JFS to provide comprehensive whole-person care.

For 72 years, JFS has served as “An Open Door to All in Need”. Over time, our services have grown to include individual and family counseling, diagnostic assessment and play therapy, family violence intervention, Holocaust survivor support, career and financial coaching, emergency assistance and food pantry services, services for older adults, and a clubhouse for those with severe, persistent mental illnesses.

As we do when the times or situation require it, JFS is evolving again and responding to a community emergency…access to healthcare.

JFS will be opening our first primary care medical clinic by the end of 2023 to serve and provide a medical home for the uninsured and underinsured. By adding medical care to our existing wraparound services, we are helping to address this unmet need for so many who have nowhere to go.

Our heartfelt thanks to our amazing Co-Chairs, Anita & Todd Chanon, and Michael Kaufman & Durward Watson, for their enthusiasm and tireless efforts that made tonight possible.

We are “Moving Forward Together,” and your contributions raised through this event are crucial to sustain and expand our life-changing services. We invite you to learn more about these services and how you can make a difference by visiting www.jfsdallas.org or contacting Chris Walters, Director of Development at cwalters@jfsdallas.org or 469-206-1675 for a personal tour.

Thank you again for your attendance, your generosity, and for being part of our JFS family.

Cathy Barker, President & CEO

Eric Goldberg, Board Chair

PROGRAM

WELCOME

Danielle Hawthorne, Emcee Entertainment Journalist, Movico Media

REMARKS

Eric Goldberg, Board Chair Jewish Family Service

YOUR JOURNEY WITH JFS

Cathy Barker, President & CEO of JFS Dallas Matthew Randazzo, President & CEO of The Dallas Foundation

SANDRA JOSEPH & RON BOHMER

RAFFLE DRAWING & CONCLUSION

For those guests who will be joining us at the VIP Reception, please make your way to the Terrace Room on the Mezzanine level immediately following the conculsion of the show.

LEADERSHIP

JUST FOR SHOW CO-CHAIRS

Anita & Todd Chanon • Michael Kaufman & Durward Watson

BOARD CHAIR

Eric Goldberg

CHAIR-ELECT

Julie Gothard

VICE CHAIRS

Steven Berger

Weezie Margolis

Lindsay Stengle Chang

TREASURER

Seth Margolies

SECRETARY

Laura Weinstein

BOARD MEMBERS

Rachel Biblo Block • Jonathan Blum • Rebecca Buell • Madelyn Eisenberg

Jonathan Herskovitz • Andrew Kaufman • Michelle B. Kravitz, MD

Mike Landgarten, MD • Monita Moore • Nicole Post • Risha Reiman, MD

Michael Saks • Andrew Silver • Mark Spalding • Lorie Thibodeaux

Richard Wasserman, MD

HONORARY MEMBERS

Linda Garner • Ethel Zale

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR

Julie Liberman

THE MAJESTIC THEATRE

The Majestic Theatre opened its doors on April 21, 1921, as a vaudeville theatre. It was built by impresario Karl Hoblitzelle and designed by John Eberson, one of the foremost designers in the early 20th Century. As the vaudeville era came to an end in the 1930s, Hoblitzelle began to present movies in his theatres. The Majestic hosted film premieres with big stars in attendance, including Jimmy Stewart, Gregory Peck, John Wayne, and many others. The Majestic screened its last film in 1973. The Hoblitzelle Foundation gifted the Majestic to the City of Dallas in January 1976. After major restoration, the Theatre reopened on January 28, 1983, as a performing arts venue.

The Theatre currently presents performing arts events, concerts and comedy shows, and is also available for corporate meetings, nonprofit fundraisers, and private functions.

DANIELLE HAWTHORNE

Danielle Hawthorne is an on camera communication strategist and entertainment journalist who has worked alongside some of the biggest names and studios in Hollywood.

Danielle’s work as an Entertainment Journalist has been seen on major media outlets like CBS, The CW33 and The Hollywood Reporter. She has interviewed giants across industries, including: Oscar winner Charlize Theron, Hubbard Award winner Sylvia Earle, American Astronaut Buzz Aldrin, Padma Shri winner Priyanka Chopra and Palme d’Or winner Robert Rodriguez, to name a few.

Noting that storytelling goes beyond the silver screen, Danielle also combined her love for film with her skill set for strategic storytelling and working on camera with the launch of MoviCo Media, which is an entertainment content syndication platform for exhibitors, broadcast and digital advertisers, designed to drive audiences to theaters and entertain consumers.

SANDRA JOSEPH

Sandra Joseph is a history-making Broadway star, a #1 international Amazon bestselling author, and a TEDx and keynote speaker. Her legendary run as Christine Daaé in The Phantom of the Opera spanned ten years and over 1,500 performances. She holds the record as the longest-running leading lady in the longest-running Broadway show of all time.

Oprah has called Sandra “a Broadway legend and an inspiration.” Other luminaries that endorse her work are Jack Canfield, Mark Nepo, Martha Beck, Marci Shimoff, and Geneen Roth. Sandra is a proud member of The Transformational Leadership Council, an invitation-only group of 125 top thought leaders.

Sandra is the author of Unmasking What Matters: 10 Life Lessons from 10 Years on Broadway. She is also the co-author, with five-time New York Times best-selling author Caroline Myss, of Your Creative Soul: Expressing Your Authentic Voice.

Sandra’s one-of-a-kind musical keynote programs inspire audiences to live authentically, contribute their gifts wholeheartedly, and unmask what matters most in their lives and careers.

RON BOHMER

In a career spanning over twenty-five years in Broadway productions and with symphony orchestras worldwide, Ron Bohmer most recently starred as the Prophet Joseph Smith in the mega-hit The Book of Mormon. On stage, he has starred as the Phantom in The Phantom Of The Opera, Joe Gillis in Sunset Boulevard (Jefferson Award nomination), Alex in Aspects Of Love (LA Robby award), Enjolras in Les Miserables, Coach Bolton in the cultural phenomenon Disney’s High School Musical, Sir Percival Glyde in The Woman in White, and as the title role in The Scarlet Pimpernel (National Broadway Theatre Award nomination).

Ron’s work as a recording artist includes his 2019 release Legacy, everyman and another life. Additional recordings include The Thing About Men, Forbidden Broadway-S.V.U., Broadway by the Year-1929, Broadway Unplugged 2, and Songs from RAGTIME (original 2009 cast).

Ron is the father of 2 daughters, Cassidy and Austen. He is married to record-breaking Broadway actor, speaker and author Sandra Joseph. They now reside in San Diego, California.

THANK YOU TO OUR 2022-2023 SOCIETY OF LIFE MEMBERS

AS OF APRIL 1, 2023

Levels are determined by the cumulative amount given within our fiscal year (August 1 - July 31) to JFS or the JFS Foundation. NOTE: Does not include in-kind donations.

$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)

Candy & Ike Brown

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

$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

Barbara Spigel

Linda & Happy Webberman

$10,000-$17,999

Gilian & Steve Baron

Roy & Esther Barzune Stein Endowment Fund

Linda & Steven Blasnik •

Charter Communications

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

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

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

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

Jackie & Steve Waldman

Jolene & Harv Weisblat

Bonnie & Jeff Whitman

$3,600-$4,999

Liz & Steve Berger

Dorothy K. & Harry Boris Memorial Endowment Fund

Michael Braun

Cheryl & Randy Colen

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

Susie & Joel Litman

Michelle & Mark Meiches

Reesa Portnoy

Bobbie & David Repp

Donna & Byron Rubin

Judith Shure & James Mattingly

Michelle & Andrew Silver

Monica & Jeff Susman

Temple Emanu-El

Fran & Jeff Toubin

Sam Utay

Becky & Bruce Wartell

$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

Laurie & Dan Goetz

Roslyn Goldstein

Abby & Ben Goodman

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

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

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

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

Meri-Kay Star

Elena & Eric Stein

Sunflower Bank

Jennifer & Rabbi Ari Sunshine

Donna & Wayne Swafford

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

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

JFS has over 1,600 individuals and families come forward to help us accomplish our work in the community. Regardless of what role they’re filling, every volunteer is critical in enabling JFS to serve our community.

Food Pantry

Opportunies every day of the week to distribute food to clients, restock shelves, sort through donations, and more.

Supply Drives

Collect needed food, hygiene items, and diapers for the the JFS Food Pantry.

Friendly Visitors

Be matched with seniors in our community to provide companionship by visiting and spending time together.

Kosher Home Delivered Meals

Package and deliver pre-cooked meals to homebound older adults.

Personal Resource Organizer

Help older adults sort their mail and keep their paperwork organized.

Clerical

Assist JFS administratively with mailings, database management and day-to-day tasks.

Holiday Packages

Assemble and deliver 650 baskets all over the Metroplex for both Passover and Rosh Hashanah, bringing holiday greetings as a reminder of the love and support they have from JFS and the community.

Special Events

Plan & staff special events, including Volunteer Appreciation, annual fundraisers, the Kosher Chili-Cook Off, and more

Corporate Groups

Join us for a “Day of Impact” or day of volunteerism for your company working in the Food Pantry, delivering Kosher Home Delivered Meals or assisting with various projects around our agency.

If you are interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities, contact Michelle Squillace at (469) 461-1240 or msquillace@jfsdallas.org

Together, We’re Creating Lasting Change

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas is proud to partner with Jewish Family Services of Greater Dallas to create opportunity for all North Texans to thrive.

At United Way, we lead a movement to improve access to education, income and health—the building blocks of opportunity.

Together with supporters like you, we’re positively impacting 1.5 million North Texans every year. More students are graduating prepared to succeed in college or a career, more young adults are achieving financial stability, and more of our neighbors are accessing the health resources they need to live longer, healthier lives. Live United and be part of the change right here at home.

Help for Today. Hope for Tomorrow.

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’ highquality, 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.

OFFICERS

Jeff Kerstine, President

Larry Kohn, Secretary/ Treasurer

Irv Munn, Immediate Past President

BOARD MEMBERS

Jonathan Blum

Madelyn Eisenberg

Robert Gross, MD

Andrew Kaufman

Joel Litman

Raelaine Radnitz

William N. Roth

Robin Sachs

If you are interested in learning more about ways to structure your charitable donations to include estate gifts, charitable gift annuities and trusts, call Leah Guskin at (469) 206-1690 or email lguskin@jfsdallas.org

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE FOUNDATION

Our heartfelt thanks go out to the individuals who have established or contributed to a Jewish Family Service Foundation fund.

The Cathy Barker Fund for General Operations

The S. Blumberg Endowment Fund for General Operations

The Fagelman Birk Fund for Clinical Services, Psychotherapy

Paula & Steve Brown Fund

The Mark & Cathy Cohen Family -Ntelicor Fund for General Operations

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

The Michael J. Fleisher Endowment Fund for General Operations

The Garner Family Fund

The Harriet and Perry E. Gross, MD Fund

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

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

The Dr. Sol Lurie Fund

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

The Barbara & Clive Miskin Fund in Memory of Jack Baron

Jack Baron OBM fund supporting Family Violence Intervention

Betty and Jack Miskin OBM fund supporting Older Adults Services

Dinah and Isaac Sherman OBM fund supporting Career and Financial Services

Sarah (Sally) Sherman OBM fund supporting Adult Mental Health

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

The Cindy & Irv Munn Fund for General Operations

The Pinker Family Fund for Healthy Safe Families

The Priya Jewish Reproduction Fund

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

The Andrée & Sidney Rosenblum Family Foundation

The William & Heddy Roth Fund for General Operations

The Peachy & Morton Rudberg Fund for General Operations

The Sachs-Farkas Fund for Services to the Elderly

The Barbara Schwarz Fund for General Operations

The Star Endowment Fund for Children’s Mental Health

The Synar Fund for Clinical Services

The Charlotte Webberman & Family Endowment Fund for Older Adult Services

The Debi Weiner Fund for Older Adult Services

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

The Bea Weisbrod Family Endowment for General Operations

The Lawrence M. and Sally Wolfish Fund for General Support

The Orien Levy Woolf & Dr. Jack Woolf Endowed Fund

Ethel Silvergold Zale Food Pantry Fund

JFS IN THE COMMUNITY

PARTNERSHIPS

Aaron Family JCC • Adat Chaverim

Akiba Yavneh Academy Alliance for Supportive Housing

BBYO

CHAI, Inc.

Chabad of Plano City House

Torah

Congregation Anshai Torah

Congregation Ohr HaTorah

Congregation Shearith Israel

Congregation Beth

Congregation Shaare Tefilla

Dallas Area Agency on Aging Dallas Catholic Charities • Dallas County Juvenile Probation Center

Dallas Hunger Coalition

Dallas Independent School District

Dallas Jewish Community Foundation

Dallas Police Department

Department of Assistive & Rehabilitative Services

Gateway Church

Hadassah

Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

DHHRM: The Dallas

Evolution Academy

Incarnation Place

Jubilee Park Community Center

Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

Kroger

Ladies of Charity

Ann & Nate Levine Academy

Legacy Senior Communities

Mesorah High School for Girls

Mrs. Baird’s

Market Street

NAMI Dallas

National Council of Jewish

Network of Community Ministries

Texas Council of Governments

Office of the Governor, State of Texas

North

North Texas Food Bank

Park Cities Baptist Church

Plano Community Services Department

Plano Independent School District

Prestige Community Credit Union

Rees Jones Foundation Richland Community College Service Learning

Santander Consumer USA

Snap Kitchen • Temple Emanu-El

Shared Housing Center

Texas Department of Agriculture

Temple Shalom

Texans Feeding Texans Program

Texas Torah Institute

• Texas Workforce Commission

Tiferet Israel

Tom Thumb

Torah Day School

Trader Joe’s

URJ Greene Family Camp

University of Texas

Ursuline Academy Utopia Food

Alcove

Walmart

Yachad

Dallas Community Service

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

VOAD

Vogel

Young Men's Service League

If you would like to become a partner of JFS, please contact Cathy Barker, President & CEO, at 972-437-9950 or cbarker@jfsdallas.org

RECENT ACCOLADES

2023 JFS awarded the first “Hope for Tomorrow” grant from North Texas Food Bank to support the buildout and operations of our first medical clinic

• Howard Janco’s famous vegetarian chili helps JFS win again at the Dallas Kosher Chili Cookoff • AT&T selects JFS to be one of 20 national organizations to host a Connected Learning Center to help bridge the digital divide for people in the community

2022 PLAN @ 1121 Rock received the “Marion Shaw Community Support Award” from NAMI of North Texas • Grew to 15 bank partnerships through Community Reinvestment Act Funding to provide our services to more low to moderate income families • JFS awarded the Southwest Jewish Congress “Building Bridges” grant in support of the Food Pantry

2021 Reached 25-years of national accreditation through the Council on Accreditation (COA) • Partnered with KAVOD SHEF (Survivors of The Holocaust Fund) to expand vital services and financial assistance to Holocaust Survivors and their families in Dallas • Partnered with North Texas Food Bank to help provide food to 21,000+ individuals • Rabbi Howard Wolk, JFS Community Chaplain, nominated for an award at the ForeFront Living Foundation “Each Moment Matters” Luncheon

2020 Partnered with Dallas County, Collin County, and City of Frisco to distribute $5,525,355 in Emergency Housing Assistance due to COVID-19

• Partnered with Network of Jewish Human Services, Jewish Federations of North America, and Uniper to provide technology to seniors to prevent isolation and build community during the pandemic • Expanded services to the Jewish Day and Pre-Schools to help parents, teachers, administrators and students have the resources and support needed to navigate virtual learning and the anxiety that came with the pandemic

COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER

What is the Need for Medical Services?

There are a disproportionate number of low-income residents that lack a medical home in North Texas.

Only 5% of the population that should be served by a community health center are actually seen in one of the existing centers.

Most go without taking care of their medical needs which only worsens many treatable conditions over time.

To fill this gap in services, JFS will become a medical healthcare provider. This service will not only provide a “medical home” for thousands of low-income and high-need community members, but it will also allow JFS to comprehensively address ALL the social determinants of health for the clients we serve.

Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas is uniquely positioned to take the next step in addressing this community need by becoming designated as a Federally Qualified Health Center or Community Health Center by 2024.

When we consider the number of lives we can impact each year –

What Will the Impact Be? an estimated 35,000 in medical and behavioral services alone

– the undertaking of an expanded space and becoming an FQHC will help us better provide an open door to all those in need.  The greater impact will be realized as this model - launched and proven in Dallas - can be replicated at JFS agencies nationally; strengthening all these organizations both financially and through the services offered.

Consider this:

• An unhealthy individual is more likely to miss work and become unemployed...

• An unemployed individual is unable to provide for their basic needs; let alone have a healthy diet...

• An unemployed and unhealthy individual will likely have mental health issues and get stuck in the cycle of poverty...

For more information on our new medical services, contact President & CEO, Cathy Barker at 469-206-1645 or cbarker@jfsdallas.org

Ann Kahn

Bravo JFS School Services!

Dr. Lisa Genecov and family

Together, we’re building a stronger, safer Texas.

Texans look after one another. Always have, always will. In 2022, we contributed to Texas organizations doing good work right here in this community. By helping our neighbors, we’re making Texas a stronger, safer place for all of us. Learn more at texasmutual.com/txmfortexas.

Proud supporters of Jewish Family Service and their exceptional work in the community.

Celebrating the wonderful work of JFS in our community. Thank you to the staff, board, and volunteers for making this happen.

Lori and Michael Cohen

In honor of Lyz Latson, Valda McClain, Dr. Yaffa Podbilewicz-Weinberg, Michelle Squillace, Chris Walters and everyone at JFS. Thank you for all you do!

Nina and Jonathan Goodman

We are proud to support Jewish Family Service and its outstanding work in our community. Thank you to the amazing JFS staff, board, and volunteers for all you do to bring hope and help to those in need!

Gilian and Steve Baron

Thank you JFS for all you do for our community everyday.

Susan and Allyn Kramer

INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY COUNSELING

FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERVENTION

AT-RISK YOUTH INTERVENTION

ADDICTION COUNSELING

HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR SUPPORT

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES & FINANCIAL COACHING

EMERGENCY FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & FOOD PANTRY

INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS & PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

CHAPLAINCY

SUPPORT GROUPS

PLAN @ 1121 ROCK CLUBHOUSE FOR ADULTS WITH SEVERE & PERSISTANT MENTAL ILLNESS

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

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