2018 Woman to Woman Luncheon Program Book

WOMAN TO WOMAN LUNCHEON 2018 Benefiting Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas

FEATURING

HYATT REGENCY DALLAS • APRIL 25, 2018

The Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas is proud to support our partner agency

Jewish Family Service and the positive difference they make in thousands of lives every year.

To learn more about the Jewish Federation and support our Annual Campaign, visit jewishdallas.org.

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CON T EN T S Welcome……………………………...………..…………………………………............…………..4 Event Leadership…..……………………….......................………………………….................5 Program & Menu………………........……………….....…………………………............….…...7 Emcee………………………………......……………..........................…………............….…...8 Keynote Speaker………………………………………...………………………......………........10 Event Sponsors...............……………………….....…………………………………................12 Society of Life………………………….………….....………………………………...................14 Live Auction……......…………………...……………….……….........……………...................16 Leadership………...................…………………………..….....………………..................…...18 JFS in the Community................…………….....……....…..............……………............…...23 Volunteer Opportunities………………………………………......…………….............…….....24 Our Family…….............…………………………………………...........…….............…..........27 Jewish Family Service Foundation…………………………………...……...…...........……....28 What's New at JFS..........................................................................................................31 Mark Your Calendar..…………………………………………………….........……......…..........34 3

W E L C OM E Dear Friends, Thank you for joining us as we support the power, impact and influence of women in our community, while strengthening the diverse mental health and social services that Jewish Family Service provides to anyone in need. Today we will hear from the incredible Dr. Jill Biden, a leader and positive influence on so many causes shaping our communities for the better, visit with friends and community leaders, and make a meaningful difference in the lives touched by JFS. For over 65 years, JFS has continued to meet the evolving needs of the community by developing comprehensive resources for all ages and incomes. This includes diagnostic testing and play therapy for children; counseling for at-risk teens; individual, marital and family therapy; family violence intervention; help finding employment; emergency assistance; food pantry access; and older adult services.

Since our last Woman to Woman event two years ago, JFS has expanded our services through the addition of programs like Transitional Housing for victims of crime and PLAN Clubhouse for adults with mental illness, while strengthening programs like Career & Employment Services through a strategic program overhaul. This could not be done without you, as exemplified by your outpouring of support in our response to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. As “An Open Door to All in Need,” our fee scale, which can slide to $0 if necessary, and our ability to provide confidential services for as long as needed, make us inclusive and accessible. National accreditation by the Council on Accreditation and successful service outcomes underscore the quality of our efficient and effective “one stop shop of coordinated care” in addressing the wide variety of life’s challenges.

Additionally, JFS continues to maintain a 4-Star Charity Navigator rating, an honor that places JFS among the top six percent of nonprofits nationally.

Our heartfelt thanks to our co-chairs Susan Frapart, Linda Garner, Sherry Goldberg, Julie Liberman, Beverly Rossel, Monica Susman, Laura Weinstein and our event visionary, Ethel Zale, for their tireless efforts. Thank you to our honorary co-chairs, Paddy Epstein, Ann Kahn, Lisa Kleinman and Ann Rosenberg, whose commitment to our work is greatly appreciated. This year the co-chairs also decided to honor the JFS staff for their tireless work in support of our mission, helping JFS serve over 13,000 clients last year.

The all-important funds raised today are crucial to sustain and help build upon these life changing services.

We invite you to learn more about our services and how you can make a difference by visiting our website, www.jfsdallas.org, or contacting us at 972-437-9950 for a personal tour.

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

Steve Banta, Chief Executive Officer 4

Randy Colen, President, Board of Directors

E V E NT L EA D E R S H IP EVENT FOUNDER Ethel Silvergold Zale

LUNCHEON CO-CHAIRS

Susan Frapart • Linda Garner • Sherry Goldberg • Julie Liberman Beverly Rossel • Monica Susman • Laura Weinstein

HONORARY CO-CHAIRS Paddy Epstein • Ann Kahn • Lisa Kleinman • Ann Rosenberg • JFS Staff

HOST COMMITTEE

Melissa Ackerman • Elaine Bock • Stefani Eisenstat • Michelle Friedman • Daryl Gelender Cathy Glick • Greta Herskowitz • Bronwyn Levitan • Natalie Melman • Shauna Milstein Cindy Munn • Ann Ochstein • Joyce Rosenfield • Stephanie Ross • Staci Rubin Jaynie Schultz • May Sebel • Wendy Stanley • Bonnie Whitman • Lisa Zale • Robin Zweig

IN-KIND SUPPORT

Jewish Family Service sincerely thanks the following vendors for generously donating a portion of today’s services. Help us thank them by supporting their businesses.

BEYOND • Lara Bierner Photography • C. Ray & Associates • The Dried Side Hyatt Regency Dallas • Shag Carpet Productions • Simcha Kosher Catering & Event Design Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits

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It has been our honor to serve as chairs for the 2018 Woman to Woman Luncheon. Our deep appreciation to the staff of Jewish Family Service for their invaluable guidance and dedicated work.

Together as a team, and with the generous support of our donors, we have reached our goal to raise funds needed to provide the life-giving services of Jewish Family Service.

We thank you, Ethel Zale Susan Frapart Linda Garner Sherry Goldberg Julie Liberman Beverly Rossel Monica Susman Laura Weinstein 6

P R OGR A M WELCOME AND INVOCATION Gloria Campos, Emcee Randy Colen, President, Board of Directors, Jewish Family Service Rabbi Howard Wolk, Community Chaplain, Jewish Family Service

LUNCH Hill country salad of local greens, grilled peach, strawberries, red radishes, yellow cherry tomatoes, and carrot curls with a red ruby grapefruit vinaigrette Roulade breast of chicken trio filled with spinach and fresh herbs with panko herbed coating on a bed of red pepper cream sauce Orzo pasta with sun-dried tomatoes Mix of Texas pecans, corn nuts, and golden raisins Mini zucchini & carrot muffin, grilled pita triangles, and flatbread crackers Lemon meringue dessert with raspberry couille and chocolate mousse brownie with mocha chocolate sauce

LIVE AUCTION JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE VIDEO PRESENTATION Video Production by Saltbox

CALL TO ACTION Cathy Barker, Chief Operating Officer/ Chief Development Officer, Jewish Family Service

KEYNOTE SPEAKER Dr. Jill Biden

RAFFLE WINNERS & CONCLUSION Gloria Campos

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E MC EE After a 40 year career in broadcast journalism, Gloria Campos retired as a TV news anchor in March, 2014. Gloria started as an intern and scholarship recipient with KGBTTV in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas in 1974 and joined that station full time after graduating from SW Texas State University (now, Texas State University) in 1976. She worked there in a variety of positions before joining WFAA-TV in Dallas as general assignments reporter in 1984. She quickly worked her way up the ranks becoming the full time 5, 6 & 10pm anchor for the next 20 years in addition to producing the station’s weekly Wednesday’s Child reports for twenty years. Campos' extensive community involvement includes: the Dallas Summit, the (DFW) Network of Hispanic Communicators and National Association of Hispanic Journalists.

Recognitions and awards for Campos include: 2013 winner of Texas Trailblazer Award from The Family Place; 2013 UNT Mayborn School of Journalism Distinguished Professional Achievement Award; 2013 Texas State University Alumni Achievement Award; Texas State University School of Journalism and Mass Communication Alumnus of the Year, 2012 D Magazine Readers’ Choice Best TV Broadcaster in Dallas; In 2010, Gloria was elected to the National Hispanic Journalists Hall of Fame; 2010 American Women in TV/Broadcast News Award of Excellence; 2010 Texas Tech University Double T Award for Excellence in Community Service; 2007 Fort Worth Star Telegram Reader’s Choice Best TV Newswoman; 2007 “Women in Spirit” award from the American Congress of Jewish Women Dallas Chapter; 2007 The DALLAS 25 – one of the North Texas region’s most influential residents; 2006 American Women in Radio and Television Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter – Broadcast News Personality: Award of Excellence; 2002 Mother of the Year (one of 3 recipients) from Dallas Can! Academy; 2001 Buck Marryat award for career achievement from the Press Club of Dallas; the 2001 Woman of the Year award from Les Femmes du Monde; Lifetime Achievement award from Women in Film in 1997; 1995 Women Helping Women Award, from Women’s Center of Dallas; 1994 Association of Women in Radio and Television “TV Personality of the Year” award, and in 1991 the recipient of Girls Inc.’s “She Know Where She’s Going” award.

Gloria currently serves on the Advisory Board of the College of Fine Arts and Communication. Texas Intercollegiate Press Association Hall of Fame and an honorary lifetime member of the Texas PTA. Gloria and husband, Lance, have been married for more than 36 years and have two college age sons, Greg and Tony. When not volunteering in the community or mentoring young people, Gloria enjoys reading, gardening, movies, collecting, and spending time with her family outdoors, especially camping. Gloria’s interests include education, women, and family issues.

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Congratulations to the indomitable Ethel Zale and her team for their creativity & dedication to Woman to Woman and Jewish Family Service.

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KE Y NO T E S PE A K ER Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, is a mother and grandmother, a lifelong educator, a proud military mom, and an active member of her community. With the February 2017 launch of the Biden Foundation, Jill Biden and her husband will continue their commitment to strengthening the middle class, protecting women and children against violence, and supporting community colleges and military families.

As Second Lady, Dr. Biden worked to bring attention to the sacrifices made by military families, to highlight the importance of community colleges to America’s future, and to raise awareness around areas of particular importance to women, including breast cancer prevention, all while continuing to teach as a full-time English professor at a community college in Northern Virginia.

Dr. Biden has always said that community colleges are “one of America’s best kept secrets.” As a teacher, she sees how community colleges have changed the lives of so many of her students for the better. As Second Lady, she worked to underscore the critical role of community colleges in creating the best, mosteducated workforce in the world. In 2012, she traveled across the country as part of the “Community College to Career” tour to highlight successful industry partnerships between community colleges and employers.

In the fall of 2010, she hosted the first-ever White House Summit on Community Colleges with President Obama, and she continued to work on this outreach on behalf of the Administration – visiting campuses, meeting with students and teachers, as well as industry representatives around the country.

As a military mom, Dr. Biden understands firsthand how difficult it can be to have a loved one deployed overseas. Dr. Biden’s children’s book – Don’t Forget, God Bless Our Troops – was released in June 2012. Inspired by real-life events, the book tells the story of a military family’s experience with deployment through the eyes of Dr. Biden’s granddaughter, Natalie, during the year her father is deployed to Iraq.

The book also includes resources about what readers can do to support military service members and their families.

Through their Joining Forces initiative, First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Biden issued a national challenge to all Americans to take action and find ways to support and engage our military families in their own 10

KE Y NO T E S PE A K ER communities. Joining Forces aims to educate, challenge, and spark action from all sectors of our society – citizens, communities, businesses, non-profits, faith-based institutions, philanthropic organizations, and government – to ensure that service members, veterans, and their families have the tools they need to succeed throughout their lives. At JoiningForces.gov, Americans can find many ways to take action.

In 1993, after four of her friends were diagnosed with breast cancer, Dr. Biden started the Biden Breast Health Initiative in Delaware, which has educated more than 10,000 high school girls about the importance of early detection of breast cancer. Dr. Biden and the Vice President have also served as the Honorary Co-Chairs for the Global Race for the Cure in Washington, D.C. As Second Lady, Dr. Biden continued to stress the importance of breast cancer research and early detection.

Dr. Biden has been an educator for more than three decades. Prior to moving to Washington, D.C., she taught English at a community college in Delaware, at a public high school and at a psychiatric hospital for adolescents. Dr. Biden earned her Doctorate in Education from the University of Delaware in January of 2007. Her dissertation focused on maximizing student retention in community colleges. She also has two Master’s Degrees — both of which she earned while working and raising a family.

Jill and Joe’s daughter, Ashley, is a social worker and Executive Director of the Delaware Center for Justice; their son, Beau (1969-2015), was a lawyer, former Attorney General of the State of Delaware, and a Major in the Delaware Army National Guard; and the Bidens’ other son, Hunter, is a lawyer and Chairman of the World Food Program USA. They have a son-in-law, Howard, two daughters-in-law, Hallie and Kathleen, and are the proud grandparents of five incredible grandchildren: Naomi, Finnegan, Maisy, Natalie, and Hunter. The oldest of five sisters, Jill Jacobs was raised just outside of Philadelphia.

"Being a teacher is not what I do, it's who I am." -Dr. Jill Biden 11

E V E NT S PON SOR S THANK YOU TO OUR 2018 WOMAN TO WOMAN LUNCHEON SPONSORS AS OF APRIL 14, 2018

SILVER Funk Family • Ann & Nate Levine BRONZE Bank of Texas Dabney & Richard Carlson Sherry & Kenny Goldberg • Barbara & Stan Rabin Texas Capital Bank William & Sylvia Zale Foundation CONTRIBUTOR Cecilia Boone Kim & Jeff Chapman Lyra Daniels & Donna Rubin Paddy & Barry Epstein • Michelle Friedman Linda & Dave Garner Jackson Walker, LLP Ann Kahn/ Kahn Mechanical Contractors Ann Rosenberg/ Margot Rosenberg Pulitzer Foundation • Sewell Automotive ADVOCATE Ruth Altman Anonymous Gilian & Steve Baron Elaine Bock & Lawrence Burk Lori & Mike Cohen • Susan & Richard Frapart Lois & Robert Goldberg 12

Lori & Rick Golman Haynes & Boone, LLP IMA | Waldman Betsy & Mark Kleinman • Marsha & Mike Lev • Julie & Jay Liberman Susie & Joel Litman Sandy Nachman • Neiman Marcus Delores Neustadt Raelaine & Paul Radnitz Beverly & Cary Rossel The Rubin Family Foundation Robin Sachs Susan Schwartz Jeri Lyn & Jeff Sebert Southwestern Medical Foundation/ UT Southwestern Medical Center Miriam Vernon David R. Weinreb Karen Shosid Weinreb Laura & Ben Weinstein • Bonnie & Dr. Jeff Whitman Ethel Silvergold Zale • FRIEND Carol & Steve Aaron • Bank of America Fonda & Jay Arbetter Joyce & Selly Belofsky Carol N. Brin C. Ray & Associates, Inc. Michelle Caplan Cheryl & Randy Colen

Ragen & Roy Elterman Dr. Arlene Jacobs & Allen Feltman Daryl & Henry Gelender Drs. Lisa & David Genecov Lisa & Neil Goldberg Rita Goldberg Sheila & Jim Griffin Maya & Dr. Robert Gross Greta Herskowitz Stephanie & Michael Hirsh Cheryl & Stan Itzkowitz Elizabeth & Fehmi Karahan Beth & Larry Konig Harlan & Amy Korenvaes Family Foundation Ruth S. Levy • Ruth Lurie Weezie & Mark Margolis Marsh & McLennan Agency Barbara & Clive Miskin Esther & Michael Meyers Elya Naxon North Dallas Bank & Trust Co. Ann & Michael Ochstein Donna & Larry Olschwanger/ ScrapSource, LLC Laurie & Todd Platt Jody & Melvin Platt Ruthy & Steven Rosenberg • Debbi & Barry Rothschild Marilyn Rothstein Ricki & Gabe Shapiro Phyllis & Dr. Joe Somer Sparkman/Hillcrest Funeral Home

Monica & Jeffrey Susman Ashley & Jay Szor Fran & Jeffrey Toubin Sam Utay Sandra & David Veeder Wells Fargo Gay Winter SUPPORTER Dawn & Todd Aaron Lisa & Jim Albert Katherine Albert Mimi C. Aronoff Auerbach Albert & Gold, L.C. Anonymous Julie & Steve Banta Janet & Jeff Beck Lisa Beckerman Betty Jo & David Bell Elizabeth & Steven Berger Bliss Speech & Hearing Services Becca & Allen Bodzy Mary Lee & Michael Broder Candy & Ike Brown Rebecca & Ken Bruder Sally Bybee–Family Lawyer Susie & Joel Carp Frances & Julius Coleman • Dallas Jewish Funerals Sandy & Howard Donsky • Fran & David Eisenberg Julie & David Fields Linda Fisch Martha & Michael Fleisher Lynn & Gil Friedlander • Ety & Charles Friedman • Frost Bank Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation/ Beverly & Joe Goldman

Lisa Atlas Genecov & Dr. Jeffrey S. Genecov Gail & Allan Gilbert Marion & Bennett Glazer Cathy & Craig Glick Rita Sue & Alan Gold • Tricia & Matt Gold Kari & David Goldberg Goldin Peiser & Peiser, LLP Roslyn S. Goldstein Pauline Graivier Terri & Alan Greenspan Joanna & David Greenstone Bonnie & Michael Grossfeld Irma Grossman Marcy & Bob Helfand Kathy Higier Hanna & Tom Hochster Ynette & Jim Hogue • Angela Aaron Horowitz Rebecca & Stuart Isgur Ellen F. Jackofsky Cher & David Jacobs Gary Kahn Sandra & Mark Kaman Deborah & Bruce Katz Linnie & Mike Katz Dawn & Irwin Kaufman Kerri & Rick Lacher Roberta & Bob Lazarus Lisa & Steve Lieberman The Barbara & Michael Lynn Philanthropic Fund • Madison Partners, LLC Peggy & Ben Malloy Staci & Jeff Mankoff • Nancy W. Marcus Bobbi & Richard Massman Tricia & Paul Michaelson Sue Mintz & Jim Panipinto

Bette & Dr. Gary Morchower • Cindy & Irv Munn Lynda & Gordon Newman Elaine & Trevor Pearlman Pegasus Bank Zona & Barry Pidgeon Hannah Kay & Dr. Harlan Pollock Wylee Protas Lisa & Jim Rapfogel Kimberly & Jon Ross Lisa & Steve Rudner Elaine & Morris Rutchik Marilyn & Don Schaffer • Debbie & Sid Scheinberg Marilyn Schnitzer Kim & Avie Schonwald Jaynie Schultz Leslie* & Howard Schultz • Barbara Schwarz Helene Shalom Sue & Alan Sherman Cindy & Stuart Spechler Wendy & Marc Stanley • Tracey & Shane Stein Frances (Sister) & Joel Steinberg Karla & Larry Steinberg Lindsay Stengle Daphne Sydney Dr. Terri E. Train & Alan Greenspan Tina & Richard Wasserman • Andrea & Loren Weinstein • Donna & Herb Weitzman Susan Wilkofsky Marilynn Wohlstadter Robin & Louis Zweig

• Fund of Dallas Jewish Community Foundation

* Of Blessed Memory

MEDIA SPONSOR Texas Jewish Post

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S O CI ET Y OF L IF E The Jewish Family Service Society of Life is an annual giving circle created to celebrate and financially support JFS’s life-changing work. The Society, founded by Ethel Silvergold Zale, affords members of $1,800 or greater the opportunity to provide annual, sustaining support for the agency’s wide array of mental-health and social services—ensuring that JFS remains an open door to all who need our help. This list includes the 2017-18 Society of Life members through April 10, 2018.

AMBASSADOR MEMBERS $25,000+ Ms. Karen Soltes Estate of Freda Gail Stern BENEFACTOR MEMBERS $15,000 to $24,999 Mr. Edward M. Ackerman Altman Family Foundation Johnston Children Special Needs Trust Ms. Susan Schy PARTNER MEMBERS $10,000 to $14,999 Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Blasnik Elsie & Marvin Dekelboum Foundation Ms. Berta Goetz Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Malloy Mr. & Mrs. Louis K. Navias Mrs. Dolores Neustadt Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. O'Toole Mr. Howard Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Stanley A. Rabin Mrs. Jeritza Reece Mrs. Peachy Rudberg Ms. Trudy Shan GUARDIAN MEMBERS $5,000 to $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. James Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Martin Fried IMA | Waldman Ms. Ann Goodman Kahn Ms. Robin Kosberg Dr. & Mrs. Don Levene Dr. & Mrs. Robert I. Milstein Dr. & Mrs. Hisashi Nikaidoh Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ostrovitz Mr. & Mrs. Todd Platt Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Webberman 14

FAMILY MEMBERS $2,500 to $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Steven T. Baron Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Berg Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Bloch Dorothy K. & Harry Boris Memorial Endowment Fund Mr. & Mrs. Harold J Colvin Mr. & Mrs. Colin L. Cope Mr. Mark D. Daniels Ms. Lori Elwood Drs. Rhoda & Eugene Frenkel Mr. & Mrs. David S. Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. Goldberg Mr. Bill Jester Mr. Michael L. Kaufman Mrs. Marsha Lev The MBS Family Foundation Ms. Doris G. Meyers Next Health Mr. John P. Olsson Mr. Jay Oppenheimer Dr. & Mrs. Harlan Pollock Mr. & Mrs. David Radunsky Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Rosenberg Ike & Fannie Sablosky Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jay Shipowitz Mr. Ira W. Silverman Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Szor Temple Emanu-El CHAI MEMBERS $1,800 to $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell L. Barnett Ms. Lisa Beckerman Dr. Diane Fagelman Birk Ms. Renee S. Blustein Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Randy W. Colen Communities Foundation of Texas

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Allen Courtney Mr. & Mrs. Barry P. Emmett Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Goldberg Drs. Ellen Sher & Stanton Goldman Dr. & Mrs. Sander J. Gothard Mr. & Mrs. Michael Grossfeld Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Guzick Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hochberg Mr. & Mrs. James M. Hogue Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Iola Mr. & Mrs. Alan Keed Mr. & Mrs. Allyn Kramer Mr. & Mrs. David Litman Ms. Lisa Lowey Mrs. Ruth Lurie Manana Management Co. Mr. & Mrs. Scott L. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Irv Munn Mrs. Elya Naxon Ms. Lisa Newman Mr. Stanley M. Peskind Dr. & Mrs. Steven P. Peskind Mr. & Mrs. Harold Pinker Mr. & Mrs. Steven Pluss Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Pulman Dr. Manzar Rad Mr. & Mrs. John Regal Mr. & Mrs. James Riley Mr. & Mrs. Allan D. Rosen The Rubin Family Foundation/Julie & Jay Liberman Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Saks Ms. Barbara Schwarz Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Silver Dr. & Mrs. Neal L. Sklaver Lawrence E. Steinberg Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alan S. Taper Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Waldman Dr. & Mrs. Richard Wasserman Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Weiner

Congratulations and thank you to all the Staff and Volunteers who work tirelessly for Jewish Family Service, to make such a huge difference in our community!

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L I V E A U C T ION

BE IN "THE ROOM WHERE IT HAPPENS" WITH HAMILTON ON BROADWAY

Get your hands on those elusive tickets to Hamilton on Broadway in New York with this amazing package. Receive 2 Orchestra seats to Hamilton AND a backstage tour with a cast Meet & Greet.

Spend two nights in the greatest city in the world at The Peninsula Hotel New York. "Do NOT throw away your shot!"

LAZY ON THE LAKE WITH CATERED DINING FOR 30

Gather 30 of your closest friends for a great evening on Lake Grapevine. Enjoy a 3 hour, fully catered summer soiree on the Yellow Rose Party Boat. Simcha Catering will personalize the menu for you and pair it with wine and sangria. This promises to be a party you won't soon forget. *Not available weekends, holidays & shoulder days of a holiday from May 1-Labor Day.

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L I V E A U C T ION

"TODAY IS THE DAY YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR" - ELLEN TICKETS!

Be an audience member at everyone’s favorite talk show, The Ellen DeGeneres Show! Your trip to Los Angeles for 2 includes Southwest Airlines Passes, VIP Tickets to The Ellen Show, a tour of the Warner Brothers Studio, and $100 in Uber credit to help you avoid that infamous LA traffic.

HAVE SOME FUN IN THE SUN IN CABO SAN LUCAS

Vacation in a beautiful, guard-gated, 4 bedroom home at Novaispania Estates (sleeps up to 12).

The views from the house, pool and backyard to the Pacific Ocean will leave you spellbound.

Spend the day golfing on the private, Quivera 18 hole golf course, designed by Jack Nicklaus, only 2 minutes from your home on the property. Relish the sun or shade at your private pool and Jacuzzi. Feeling active? Superb tennis courts and fitness center with special fitness classes are both on property, as well as a luxurious spa with many spa treatments to choose from. There are five delicious restaurants to choose from on the property or enjoy the wonderful restaurants in town or around the beautiful marina, just a 15 minute drive (taxi’s available 24 hours).

Trip available June 1 - June 7, 2018 (6 night stay) *Transportation, food, alcohol, golfing, tennis, spa charges and gratuities are not included. Daily Housekeeping included, gratuity is not.

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L E A D ER SH IP JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Randy Colen, President Michael Kaufman, President-Elect Eric Goldberg, Vice President Julie Liberman, Vice President Clive Miskin, Treasurer Jeri Lyn Sebert, Secretary BOARD MEMBERS Gilian Baron Steven Berger Brenda Bliss Dabney Carlson Kim Chapman Jim Doyle Cory Feldman Linda Garner, Lifetime Member Beverly Goldman Rick Golman Julie Gothard Christopher Green Robert Gross, MD David M. Jacobs Gary Kahn Bruce Katz

Beth Konig Jeffrey Landsberg Diane Laner Weezie Margolis Sue Mintz Laurie Platt Melanie Rubin Lindsay Stengle Jay Szor Lydia Varela Ethel Zale, Lifetime Member PAST PRESIDENTS Sig Badt* Todd Chanon Carolyn Clark* Kyra Effren Gail Gilbert Perry Gross, MD* Cheryl Halpern Howard Herskowitz Harold Hoffman* Henry Jacobus, Jr.* Hanna Lambert Joel Litman

Martin Litwin Sol Lurie, MD* Cara Mendelsohn Scott Miller Lynda Newman, PhD Harlan Pollock, MD Stanley Rabin Julius Raden* Mitchell Rasansky Leon Joseph Rosenberg, PhD* Jay Rosenfeld William N. Roth Shirley Rovinsky Robin Sachs Morton Sanger* Fannie Schaenen* Henry Schlinger* Bud Silverberg Rena Silverberg Beverly Tobian Edwin Tobolowsky* Les Weisbrod Orien Woolf*

* of blessed memory

JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE 2018 VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION AWARD WINNERS JFS LEADERSHIP AWARD Beth Konig JFS OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER AWARD Carlos Lopez JFS SPOTLIGHT AWARD Kathryn Kaplan JFS RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AWARD The Just For Show Co-Chairs: Fonda Arbetter • Gilian Baron • Beth Konig Melissa Plaskoff • Paige Sachs JFS SOCIAL JUSTICE AWARD Dena Englander

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SPECIAL RECOGNITION Lynne Baron & Susan Kanter • Marilyn & Bill Boyd • Margaret Colpa • Roberta Curry FUTURE OF JFS AWARD Clive Miskin & Jay Szor JFS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD Rachel Biblo Block • Rachel Pena JFS PRO BONO AWARD Rebecca Buell • Artyce Colen COMMUNITY PARTNERS OF THE YEAR Gateway Church - Services Snap Kitchen - Goods

JFS KIDS WITH HEART Daniela Appel SPIRIT OF JFS AWARD Weezie Margolis & Sue Mintz HURRICANE HARVEY HEROES Melissa Ackerman & Rusty Dworkin TEAM AWARD Job Resource Center Mentors: Linda Blasnik • Eric Hochfelder Martin Kahn • Caren Tate PRESIDENTIAL LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT Arnold Leanse • Barbara Schwarz

Congratulations to Jewish Family Service on another successful Woman to Woman Event! We are always proud of the work you do for our community.

Keep up the good work!

William & Sylvia Zale Foundation

The Richard and Dabney Carlson Philanthropy Fund proudly supports Jewish Family Service and the many ways they serve the Dallas community.

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Woman to Woman Co-Chairs and JFS Staff Your leadership, dedication, creativity and vision to this amazing event will forever be a blessing to the countless lives in our community that will forever be changed. So many countless hours of work we shared, but we all knew it would be worth it! Thanks so much to each and every one of you for a job well done and from the heart.

Congratulations “Team Jill”!

Linda Garner

Congratulations to JFS on another year of helping the community in many areas, and in particular making mental health services more accessible Ran Friedman, MD, PLLC

General Adult Psychiatrist with focus on Women’s Mental Health Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology

Providing evaluation, diagnosis, and management of psychiatric and psychological problems with psychotherapy and medication management. Special interest and training in treatment of women's mental health issues across the life cycle 1700 Alma Dr. • Suite 450 • Plano TX, 75075 • (972) 905-1597

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Congratulations to the co-chairs of this event for a job well done.

Sewell proudly supports the Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas.

Kim and Jeff Chapman

PROUD SPONSOR OF THE JEWISH FAMILY SERVICE OF GREATER DALLAS

Dave Sego | 972.813.1924 dsego@themilestonegroup.com

© 2018 The Milestone Group. All rights reserved. © 2018. Bank of Texas, a division of BOKF, NA. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.

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Congratulations to Jewish Family Service.

Thank you for all you do in our community.

Paddy and Barry Epstein Congratulations to our beloved JFS for all of your incredible work in our community; efforts that assist and support so many individuals and families in such a caring way.

You truly help people help themselves. And a tribute to the special partnership between lay people and staff; those who give of themselves to make our community a better place.

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JF S I N T H E C OMMU N IT Y ACCOLADES 2017

• Recived a 6th consecutive 4-star rating from Charity Navigator, indicating that the agency outperforms most other charities in America. Only 6% of all charities evaluated nationally have achieved this distinction • Recognized by Dallas Volunteer Organizations Aiding in Disaster - VOAD - for providing chaplaincy services and emotional support to Hurricane Harvey evacuees in the Dallas shelters 2015 • Recognized by the Centers for Disease Control for providing emotional support service during the Ebola Outbreak

• Partner Agency of the Year, North Texas Food Bank 2014 • Outstanding Partnership Award, Network of Community Ministries, Richardson 2013 • Pathfinder Award, PLAN of North Texas 2012 • Pam Blumenthal Community Service Award, Dallas Psychological Association 2011 • Outstanding Member Agency, North Texas Food Bank 2010 • Destiny Award, St. Philip’s School & Community Center 2008 • Model Agency Award, North Texas Food Bank 2006 • Disaster Relief Services Award and Outstanding Community Partner, Society of St. Vincent De Paul Council

PARTNERSHIPS Aaron Family JCC • Adat Chaverim • Akiba Academy • Alliance for Supportive Housing • Apartment Association of Greater Dallas • BBYO • CHAI, Inc. • Chabad of Plano • City House • Congregation Anshai Torah • Congregation Beth Torah Congregation Ohr HaTorah • Congregation Shaare Tefilla • Congregation Shearith Israel • 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 • Even Stevens • Evolution Academy • Gateway Church Hadassah • Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Jubilee Park Community Center • Kroger • Ladies of Charity • Legacy Senior Communities • Ann & Nate Levine Academy L.I.F.T. • Mañana Management • Market Street • Mesorah High School for Girls • Mrs. Baird’s • NAMI Dallas • National Council of Jewish Women Greater Dallas • Network of Community Ministries, Richardson • North Central Texas Council of Governments • North Texas Food Bank • Office of the Governor, State of Texas • Park Cities Baptist Church • PLAN Homes • Plano Community Services Department • Plano Independent School District • Prestige Community Credit Union Rees Jones Foundation • Richland Community College Service Learning • Shared Housing Center • Snap Kitchen Starbucks • Temple Emanu-El • Temple Shalom • Texas Department of Agriculture Texans Feeding Texans Program Texas Torah Institute • Texas Workforce Commission • Tiferet Israel • Tom Thumb • Torah Day School • Trader Joe’s URJ Greene Family Camp • United Way of Metropolitan Dallas • University of Texas Dallas Community Service • Ursuline Academy • Utopia Food • UT Southwestern • VOAD • Vogel Alcove • Yachad • Young Men's Service League Visit www.jfsdallas.org to learn how JFS can partner with your organization.

If you would like to become a partner of JFS, please contact Steve Banta, CEO, at 972-437-9950 or sbanta@jfsdallas.org.

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V O L UNT E E R OPP OR T U N IT IE S Each year more than 1,200 individuals and families come forward to help us accomplish our work in the community.

Some people visit an isolated older adult for a conversation and a cup of tea while others serve on committees to help plan and organize events, such as this premier fundraiser. Some work with their children to collect food for the agency’s Food Pantry, others put their hands to work in our Resale Shop and some help to deliver meals to older adults in need. Every volunteer plays a critical role in enabling JFS to serve our community.

FOOD PANTRY Volunteers are needed to join our “Monday Muscle” team to assist with unloading and stocking our weekly deliveries from North Texas Food Bank, Trader Joe’s, Snap Kitchen and Kroger.

Re-stockers are needed during and after shopping days to make sure shelves are full for the next day’s clients.

SUPPLY DRIVES Volunteers of all ages collect needed food items for our Food Pantry. We also collect personal hygiene items and kits, diapers, “birthday bags” and spice packs to offer variety in our Food Pantry.

HOLIDAY GIFT BASKETS Volunteers assist JFS in compiling and delivering 650 baskets all over the Metroplex for both Passover and Rosh Hashanah, bringing holiday greetings to those in need.

FRIENDLY VISITORS** A senior in need of companionship is matched with a volunteer who drops RABBI GERALD J. KLEIN INTERNSHIP in on a regular basis to chat and share PROGRAM FOR TEENS, NAVIGATING special time in or out of the home.

THE WORLD OF NONPROFITS **Adult volunteers JFS connects local teens to internship opportunities at many of the area's INCLUSION EXPERIENCE nonprofits. The six-week program is Serve as a facilitator for the interactive designed to help participants gain curriculum designed by the Special knowledge of nonprofit management.

Needs Partnership to simulate the effects of specific disabilities.

JOB SEARCH RESOURCE CENTER Provide clients direct access to KOSHER HOME DELIVERED MEALS numerous job leads and resources, Package and deliver pre-cooked meals including through the internet. As to homebound older adults. mentors, they offer insight and personal knowledge related to the working world. PERSONAL RESOURCE ORGANIZER Help older adults read and sort their mail THE RESALE SHOP and keep their paperwork organized.

Help sort donations, organize shelves and clothing racks and assist customers at CLERICAL our stores. Organizations are also invited Assist JFS administratively by assisting to run clothing drives and volunteer for an with mailings, database management afternoon of service at the shops. and day-to-day tasks.

SPECIAL EVENTS Plan & staff special events, including Volunteer Appreciation, the July 3rd celebration, annual fundraisers and the Kosher Chili-Cook Off, and more.

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FOOD PANTRY EXPERIENCE Schedule a Food Pantry Experience for your group - This program involves learning the value of a dollar and simulates living at or below the poverty line. Youth groups have a discussion about hunger, health, and what kind of foods you can buy with a limited income. Groups finish the experience by restocking the shelves in the JFS Food Pantry with what was purchased.

CORPORATE GROUPS JFS is happy to host a “Day of Impact” or day of volunteerism for your company working in the Food Pantry, at The Resale Shop, delivering Kosher Home Delivered Meals and assisting with various projects around our agency.

For more information about volunteer opportunities please visit www.jfsdallas.org/volunteers or call Jamie Denison, Community Engagement Manager at 972-994-0502.

Thank you Marilynn Wohlstadter for the wonderful Kosher Corner.

The Marcus Rosenberg Family

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Linda, We couldn't be more proud of you on your 7th Woman to Woman event! "M" and Paw-Paw are smiling down on you too!

Love Your Biggest Cheerleaders, Dave, Anson, Amy, Brooklyn, Bella, Nala, and Khloe

Congratulations to the Woman to Woman Co-Chairs on another amazing luncheon.

Your tireless efforts make a tremendous difference in the lives of our clients.

We appreciate all that you do for this community.

The JFS Staff

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O U R FA M ILY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steve Banta CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER/ CHIEF DEVELOPMENT OFFICER Cathy Barker CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Molly Cook, CPA CLINICAL SERVICES Ariela Goldstein, LCSW, Director of Clinical Services Gustavo Barcenas, MS, LPC-I, Clinician Beth Broodo, LPC, RYT, Breast Cancer Support Coordinator Natalie Cook, PhD, Licensed Psychological Associate Victoria Coronado, LMFTA, Clinician Jeff Courtman, LPC, Clinician Terah Culp, LPC-I, Clinician Cristin Dooley, PhD, Psychologist Liz Ener, PhD, LPC, NCC, RPT, Clinician Karen Farr, Psy.D., Clinician Rabbi Mike Friedman, LPC-I, Clinician Janelle Gibson, LCSW, Clinical Social Worker Nancy Hall, MA, LPC, NCC Clinician Janet Henson, LCDC, LPCI, Addictions Counselor Ashley Horn, MS, LPC, Clinician Michael Ligocki, PhD, Clinician Kathy Reilly, LCSW, Clinician Rette Russell, LPC, Clinician Jamie Smith, PsyD, Psychodiagnostic Clinician Karen Stark, LPC, Clinician Bonny Stewart, M.Ed., Psy.D., RPT, Clinician Jeffrey Tepper, LCSW, Clinician Josh Wolkin, MS, LPC, Clinician LaShonda Wooten, PhD, Clinician Shareen Wornson, MA, LPC-S, Clinician TRANSITIONAL HOUSING Kristie Johnson, Financial Coach Pamela Vasquez, MS, LPC, Case Manager PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTANTS Luke Peris, MD • Ameena Isa, MD CAREER & EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Allison Harding, Director of Career & Employment Services Diane Blumin, Financial Coach Don Carter, Employment Development Specialist Marina Garcia, M.Ed., Financial Coach Mitch Jacobs, MEd, NCC, LPC, Employment Counselor Phillip Konecki, Employment Counselor/Trainer Marlene Mickish, Employment Counselor FOOD PANTRY/EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE Robin Raxlin-Gormley, Director of Food Pantry Marilynn Wohlstadter, Food/Donation Coordinator CHAPLAINCY Rabbi Howard Wolk, Chaplain

OLDER ADULT SERVICES Debi Weiner, ACSW, LCSW, Director of Services to Older Adults 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, Lifeline Coordinator SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAM Sheryl Ambers, MS, CCC-SLP, Speech Language Pathologist Aleta Creech, Speech Language Pathologist Vicki Cathcart, Special Needs Community Organizer Susan Erichson, Speech Language Pathologis Miriam Hassan, MS, LSW, Clinician Elisa Tolkov, OTR, Occupational Therapist Lori Sasson, M.Ed., School Interventionist Adina Wachsman, MS.Ed, Special Needs School/Family Liaison ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES Natalie Demarest, Kosher Home Delivered Meals Coordinator Sonia Gutierrez, Receptionist Robyn Klein, Office Manager Anthony Hogg, Director of Program Quality Jennifer Lindsey, Billing Coordinator/Fee Counselor/Administrative Services Manager Mejury Mudziviri, Data Entry/Receptionist ACCOUNTING SERVICES Casey Evans, Accounting Assistant Mari Evans, Payroll Manager/Staff Accountant Leah Zarr, Senior Accountant DEVELOPMENT, MARKETING, & VOLUNTEER SERVICES Jamie Denison, Community Engagement Manager Lorrie Galanter, Grants Manager Leah Guskin, Director of Marketing and Communication Kristen Jackson, Community Engagement Assistant Cheryl Scaglione, Development Manager Keo Strull, Donor & Events Specialist PLAN CLUBHOUSE Ruth Josenhans, Director of PLAN Clubhouse Don Dillard, LCSW, Clinican Paige Falco, Staff Generalist Alejandro Gudino Gual, Staff Generalist Charlotte Kavanaugh, Staff Generalist THE RESALE SHOP Laurie McCarty, Store Manager Kristina Russell, Store Manager Dawn Leobold, Assistant Manager Jose Ramirez, Truck Driver Devon Collins • Kim Denham • Lanette Ebersold • Joshua Garner Juan Ramirez • Consuelo Redus • Phil Rifkin • Jim Rotunda Bradley Rossel • Catherine Ruelas • Janice Smith • Sharon Ware Glenda Wilson

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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’ 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 to the community.

OFFICERS Irv Munn, President Robin Sachs, Vice President Larry Kohn, Secretary/Treasurer Joel Litman, Immediate Past President

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David Fields Ron Foxman Linda Garner Rick Golman

BOARD MEMBERS

Dr. Robert Gross Stan Levenson William Roth

If you are interested in learning more about ways to structure your charitable donations to include estate gifts, charitable gift annuities and trusts, call Steve Banta, Chief Executive Officer, at 469-206-1650.

JEWI S H FAM I LY S ERV IC E F OU N D AT ION Our heartfelt thanks go out to the individuals who have established or contributed to a Jewish Family Service Foundation fund: FUNDS The S. Blumberg Endowment Fund for General Operations The Fagelman Birk Fund for Clinical Services, Psychotherapy The Mark and 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 Dr. Perry & Harriet Gross Fund for General Operations The Susie and Joel Litman Fund for Supportive Services for Older Adults and Their Families The Lois Stillman Mexic Endowment Fund for Career and Employment Services The Barbara and Clive Miskin Fund for General Operations The Morchower Family Philanthropic Endowment Fund for Children and Adolescents in Crisis

The Pinker Family Fund for Healthy Safe Families The Gerald and Helaine Ray Fund for Services to Veterans and Their Family AndrÊe G. and Sidney S. Rosenblum Family Fund for General Operations The William & Heddy Roth Fund for General Operations The Peachy and Morton Rudberg Fund for General Operations The Sachs-Farkas Fund for General Operations 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 Gerontology The Leon Weingarten/Joseph Webberman Fund for Children with Special Needs The Bea Weisbrod Family Endowment for General Operations

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D ON AT E .

Donate your gently-used clothing for men, women and children, household items, furniture, shoes, books, knick knacks. And connect us with businesses, retailers and distributors who we can partner with us to make one-time and ongoing donations to The Resale Shop. We can come to you! Call 214.710.1362 to schedule a time for us to pick up your larger donations, or visit one of our convenient drop-off locations: Jewish Family Service 5402 Arapaho Road | Dallas 75248 Monday-Friday 1:00-5:00 pm

The Resale Shop 2120 E Belt Line | Richardson 75081 Monday-Saturday 10:00 am-5:00 pm

S HO P. Shop our selection of gently-used name brand and designer clothing for men, women and children, and shop often - new merchandise and special sales make each trip a treasure-seeking adventure. Sign up for our emails and get exclusive coupons and news at resale@JFSdallas.org.

S UPPO RT. The Resale Shop is always in need of volunteers. Perfect for groups, individuals or anyone looking for a great community service project or service hours, volunteering at The Resale Shop is a way to give back!

For more information, call Jamie Denison at 972.994.0502 or jdenison@JFSdallas.org.

Open Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. w w w. J FS d a l l a s . o r g / R E SA L E The Resale Shop- Richardson 2120 East Beltline Rd, Richardson, TX 75081 214 .7 1 0 .1 3 62 30

The Resale Shop-Garland 3338 Broadway Blvd., Suite 314, Garland, TX 75043 97 2 . 4 37. 5 3 0 0

W HAT ' S N EW AT J F S Second Resale Shop Now Open

We have officially opened an additional location of the Resale Shop! Thanks to our loyal donors, customers, and supporters, a second Resale Shop location is now open in Garland! When you give good stuff, we can do great things! Visit us at 3338 Broadway Blvd., Suite 314, 75043.

Transitional Housing Update

We have placed 10 families into apartments as a part of the new Transitional Housing Program that supports victims of crime with up to 18 months of housing combined with our other comprehensive services, such as counseling, financial coaching, and access to our food pantry.

The program was established following the best-practice “Housing First� Transitional Housing model for victims experiencing physical, emotional or sexual abuse with the goal for victims to be able to transition to safe, more self-sufficient lives. Thank you to our dedicated staff and volunteers who got these apartments ready and feeling like home in record time!

JFS Office Renovations

In Fall 2017, we painted all the walls at our main office, added new carpet and beautiful artwork, updated the reception area and Food Pantry waiting room. We also built out four new offices to maximize space for new staff. The "refresh" doesn't stop there...

Thanks to the recommendation of Dallas City Council member, Lee Kleinman, the Apartment Association of Greater Dallas (AAGD) made some important upgrades at our main office. Projects included renovations to the Food Pantry, staff and volunteer break room, flooring, and adding building safety precautions. We can't wait to unveil the new and improved JFS to our supporters!

Stay connected with all the latest JFS news by signing up for our newsletter at www.jfsdallas.org/signup

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The next chapter in Planned Living Assistance Network of North Texas history begins…

Severe mental illness causes disruptions in life—broken relationships, tension within families, hospitalizations and incarcerations, leading to frustration, anxiety and loneliness.

Through the transformative power of the Clubhouse Model, our work-ordered day with emphasis on sharing meaningful work with meaningful relationships, we lift each other up and help each other to realize our individual dreams. PLAN Clubhouse is not a treatment center. Rather it is a launch pad to find a better life.

And for family members, it is a place where we know our loved ones will find opportunities to engage in community and grow in independence.

Call us and schedule a tour. Your first lunch with us is on the house—Clubhouse, that is.

PLAN Clubhouse of North Texas 13321 Emily Rd • Dallas TX 75240 972-792-9603 • www.planclubhouse.org

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With generous funding support from: With generous funding support from family and friends of PLAN and:

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M ARK Y O U R C A L EN D A R Annual Meeting • May 29 at Temple Emanu-El Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas An open door to all in need

Join us at our Annual Meeting to learn about the agency's accomplishments over the past year, thank our outgoing Board of Directors, and celebrate the installation of our 2018-2019 Board of Directors.

July 3rd Celebration • July 3 at JFS

N THE PART Y O T! PAVEMEN

Join Jewish Family Service for a party on the pavement. The JFS parking lot is a prime spot to catch Addison's Kaboom Town Fireworks. Enjoy fun for the whole family with games, food, and of course, fireworks.

J o i n J ew i s h Fa m i l y S e r v i ce o n

JULY 3 R D

Independence Day Celebration

High Holiday Food Drive • End of August

PRIME SEATING FOR ADDISON’S KABOOM TOWN 6:30pm | JFS Reserved Parking Lot | Limited Parking Space Family | Food | Fireworks

Organize a food drive within your organizations benefiting the JFS Food Pantry.

We are able to feed thousands of food insecure individuals who come through SUPPORT THE RESALE SHOP! our doors with the help of the Dallas community. Last year’s drives resulted in Bring your gently used items to the party for a chance to win raffle prizes! over 17,000 individual food and hygiene items from five different organizations.

Please help us break records by donating non-perishable food. Contact jdenison@jfsdallas.org for more information about how to organize a drive.

Bring your own picnic or Kosher food will be available for purchase.

No alcohol permitted. Enjoy face-painting & outdoor games!

North Texas Giving Day (NTGD) • September 20

North Texas Giving Day is an 18-hour online giving extravaganza for local nonprofit organizations! Through your NTGD donations last year, JFS raised nearly $54,000!

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M ARK Y O U R C A L EN D A R SNP Honors • Oct. 11 at Congregation Shearith Israel

The Special Needs Partnership at Jewish Family Service's “SNP Honors” recognizes outstanding contributors and role models for advancing the special needs movement in our community. The event also raises important dollars to support the Partnership’s work year round. We are very grateful to all of the community partners who are highly deserving of our gratitude for making Dallas a more inclusive city and for all of their efforts that have so positively impacted so many individuals and families.

Diaper Shower • Oct. 21

Did you know that food stamps don’t cover diapers?

Without diapers, a child can’t go to daycare and without daycare, a parent can’t go to work to support the family.

That’s why every year we ask the community to join us in stocking the JFS Food Pantry with diapers, pull-ups, and wipes for families in need. In 2017, we collected a record breaking 118,165 diapers and 67,573 wipes!

Just for Show • Spring 2019

Our newest fundraiser is a casual evening of comedy and community. Our headliner in 2017 was Colin Jost from Saturday Night Live and the entire audience was in stitches.

Stay tuned for details about the 2019 line-up!

Don't miss these and future JFS events by signing up for our newsletter at www.jfsdallas.org/signup

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INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY COUNSELING FAMILY VIOLENCE INTERVENTION TRANSITIONAL HOUSING

DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT & PLAY THERAPY

SPECIAL NEEDS RESOURCE TEAM FOR CHILDREN AT-RISK YOUTH INTERVENTION ADDICTION COUNSELING

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES & FINANCIAL COACHING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE & FOOD PANTRY

SERVICES FOR OLDER ADULTS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES PLAN CLUBHOUSE CHAPLAINCY

SUPPORT GROUPS

VOLUNTEER SERVICES FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF SERVICES WWW. JFSDALLAS.ORG

Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas An open door to all in need 5402 Arapaho Road • Dallas, Texas • 75248 • 972.437.9950 Claims Conference The Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany www.claimscon.org

Our mission is to provide professional, effective and affordable mental health and social services that promote lifelong self-sufficiency and well-being for anyone in need.

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