2024-2025 Impact Report

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A Message From Our Board Chair and CEO This past year has been a remarkable chapter in the story of Jewish Dallas.

With your steadfast support, our community has continued to grow in size, strength, and spirit. Together, we are thriving even in the face of real and present challenges, and it is because of your belief in our mission and your commitment to our shared future.

Thanks to your extraordinary philanthropic giving, we raised $12.8 million to support Jewish life locally, in Israel, and around the world. These resources allowed us to invest in a wide range of programs and services, from education and social support in Dallas to humanitarian aid and Jewish identity-building overseas. We allocated 128 grants across 75 agencies, each one a reflection of our collective values and vision.

As our community continues to live with the aftermath of the October 7 terrorist attacks, we reaffirm our solidarity with Israel, advocate for the release of the hostages, and support efforts to ensure safety and healing. Locally, we continue to deepen our commitment to communal security, working closely with partnership agencies, schools, and shuls to protect our institutions, combat antisemitism and ensure peace of mind for our families.

Jewish Dallas is growing at an unprecedented pace, now home to more than 80,000 individuals.

With this growth comes a renewed sense of responsibility. We are stepping up to meet the moment by caring for our communal ecosystem, expanding outreach and engagement, and making Jewish life more accessible and inclusive. We are also building spaces and relationships that foster connection, belonging, and purpose through innovative programming.

Recognizing the proud legacy of leadership that proceeds us, we are humbled to guide this vibrant and visionary community alongside our board, continually inspired by the generosty and passion of our donors, who make everything we do possible. We invite you to read this report and join us in our mission as we continue to thrive—together.

With appreciation,

Sherry Goldberg Board Chair

Robert French CEO

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by You! Because of you, hope reached someone who needed it most. Your compassion fuels every life changed, every story rewritten, and every step forward we take together.

+$12.8 million total philanthropic support contributed by JFGD’s generous donors

Fueled 128 strategically made grants to 75 partner agencies, that together with JFGD’s own programs and services help ensure a strong and vibrant Jewish community in Dallas, Israel, and throughout the world.

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Your Dollars at Work* 8%

General & Administrative

36%

8%

Allocations to Local Partners

Fundraising

18%

Allocations to Israel & Overseas Partners (Including Emergency Allocations)

30%

Direct Programs & Services by JFGD (including - Community Security, Community Relations, Community Outreach & Engagement, and Consultation Services to Partner Agencies)

*This projection is based upon board-approved total allocations for FY25 and our best estimate for FY25 total organizational expenditures at the time of publication. A copy of our full FY25 audited financials will be made available on our website once the audit is completed.

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Jewish Dallas As one of the fastest-growing Jewish communities in the United States, Jewish Dallas spans four major counties— Dallas, Collin, Denton, and Rockwall—encompassing a vibrant and ever-expanding Jewish community of 80,000+ people. This dynamic growth has cultivated a rich, diverse cultural ecosystem, reflecting the strength, heritage, and unity of our community.

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Uniting Jewish Dallas: The Federation Leads the Way

Caring for our ecosystem

Outreach, Engagement, and Affordability of Jewish Life

As the convener of Jewish Dallas, the Federation plays a vital role in weaving together the people, programs, and agency partners that strengthen our community. Through ongoing assessment and data-informed decision-making, the Federation identifies service gaps, reduces barriers to participation, and responds to evolving community needs—ensuring that every investment delivers meaningful, measurable impact.

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Our Mission: To help ensure the continuity of a strong and vibrant Jewish community in Dallas, Israel, and throughout the world.

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Caring for our Ecosystem Recognizing that some challenges are too large for individual agencies, schools, synagogues, or community members to tackle alone, the Federation steps in to coordinate and execute large-scale initiatives that ensure the safety and resiliency of Jewish Dallas.

From enhancing communal security infrastructure to advocating for Jewish interests at the local, state and national levels, the Federation acts as a powerful collective force, proving that we are truly stronger together.

Security Security is at the heart of our Federation’s mission to protect and strengthen our Jewish community. Our dedicated security team ensures the safety of every community member through: • comprehensive assessments of facilities and organizations • regular training forums • coordinated emergency communication systems • maintaining a robust and trusted partnership with local law enforcement • guidance in applying to national security grants

Last year, our security team guided local schools, synagogues, and partner agencies in acquiring

nearly $3.3 million in FEMA grants to enhance local security.

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Federations’ Day at the State Resulted in Additional Security Dollars At our statewide Jewish Communities Day at the State program, more than thirty members from our Jewish Dallas community met up with thirty of our state representatives in one day to advocate for issues important to the Jewish community. Our advocacy this year secured a 250% increase in state allocations to supplement the Nonprofit Security Grant Program, with $7 million allocated in the 2025-2027 biennial state budget.

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Combatting Antisemitism and Supporting Jewish Families Federation helped keep our students safe by: • Forming the Greater Dallas Coalition to Combat Antisemitism – convened by the Federation, this monthly meeting of Jewish communal professionals discusses strategic and collaborative efforts to address antisemitism in educational spaces.

• Leading a formal outreach to K-12 public and private school leadership ahead of the High Holidays and one-year anniversary of October 7th. We shared guidelines and resources to help school administrators consider and prioritize the safety and wellbeing of Jewish students.

• Collaborating with all Jewish Federations in Texas to advocate for changes in public education curriculum proposed at the time to ensure inclusion and accuracy of Jews, Judaism, Jewish history, and Israel. 99% of our suggested changes were accepted by the State Board of Education and Texas Education Agency.

• Advocating for the passage of TX Senate Bill 326, which requires public schools and universities to consider the IHRA definition of antisemitism when evaluating student conduct. This legislation is a significant step forward in recognizing and addressing the various forms of antisemitism that can manifest in educational settings.

• Supporting the Hillels of Texas Summit, a weekend designed to bring together Jewish college students from across Texas to connect, learn, and deepen their Jewish identity. The summit was funded in part by a grant from the Federation.

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Empowering Parents In the Spring of 2025, we co-convened the Empowered Parents Summit (an AJC initiative), where 50 parents gathered to connect, learn, and gain tools and resources to advocate for Jewish children and address

As a teacher and parent, attending this event was incredibly encouraging. It not only connected me with other concerned parents in the community but also gave me clear guidance on how to report antisemitic incidents in schools. Most importantly, we were introduced to practical, age-appropriate educational resources we can now share with educators to help foster understanding and inclusion in our children’s classrooms.”

— LEIGH R. —

antisemitism in schools. Federation produced a Resource Guide for Parents of K-12 Jewish Students and published a new page on our Federation website with tools and resources for students, parents, educators, administrators and others to address antisemitism.

For more resources on how to combat antisemitism, please visit jewishdallas.org/antisemitism.

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Leadership Development Group: Training Our Future Leaders As a part of our Emerging Leaders program, we relaunched our Leadership Development Group (LDG), providing curriculum, workshops, and networking to a cohort of young professionals, who will be our next generation of leaders to advocate for and guide our community.

JOINING LDG taught me about all the ways I can serve our community in the future. It gave me hope and excitement to become more deeply involved in our community, serve on boards and advisory committees, and make a difference.” — LANCE F.

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BEING PART OF LDG has given me new insight into the remarkable breadth of work taking place across our Dallas Jewish community - from our children’s Jewish education to essential support for families both locally and in Israel. As a parent, this experience has inspired me to help strengthen our community now and for the next generation through meaningful connection, collaboration, and action.”

— BRITTNEY L. —

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Outreach, Engagement, and Affordability of Jewish Life The Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas is committed to making Jewish life accessible, engaging, and affordable for all members of our community. Through strategic investments in outreach and engagement initiatives, we help individuals and families connect meaningfully to Jewish identity, tradition, and community—regardless of background or financial means.

By reducing financial barriers, strengthening educational excellence, and fostering inclusive programming, the Federation ensures that Jewish life in Dallas remains vibrant and sustainable. These efforts are only possible through the generosity of our donors, whose support empowers us to lead boldly, act collectively, and build a stronger Jewish future—together.

PJ Library Endowment Launches through Visionary Support from the Mankoff Family Foundation With a generous seed gift from the Mankoff Family Foundation, we’ve planted the roots of something extraordinary—the PJ Library Endowment Campaign.

This effort is more than a fundraiser; it’s a promise to our children and grandchildren that Jewish stories, values, and traditions will continue to fill their homes for generations to come.

PJ Library books make Jewish learning fun, easy, and accessible for our community. Each month, PJ Library sends Jewish children a free, age-appropriate Jewish themed book!

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Supporting the Individual We’re here for individuals and families—every step of the way. Whether it’s a child heading to Jewish overnight camp for the first time through One Happy Camper, youth finding their voices in our Student-to-Student program, or a teen traveling to Israel for the first time through our Israel Scholarships, we’re helping people grow, connect, and feel proud of who they are.

We’re also proud to walk alongside our community through life’s challenges and transitions. Through strategic coordination and the Federation’s fiscal support of our trusted partner agencies, we help meet essential needs: Jewish Family Service offers compassionate mental health care and emergency assistance, JCRS provides scholarships and special needs support for youth, and The Legacy Senior Communities ensures older adults are surrounded by dignity, care, and connection.

Providing dignified care, comprehensive support, and emergency financial assistance to our local Holocaust survivors is deeply rewarding. It is also a very intense and challenging process, especially with an increase in needs as they age, face illness, and overall decline. This year, we identified 53 additional survivors, most of whom live below the poverty line. In the past 5 years, we have served 195 Holocaust survivors in the greater DFW area. Many of them have been here for decades, but didn’t ask for help until now. Through ongoing outreach and with critical support from the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas, grantors, and donors, we have made significant strides in serving them. We honor their resilience and recognize their inspiring presence in our community.

From joyful milestones to moments of need, we’re here to help each person feel seen, supported, and part of something larger.

YAFFA PODBILEWICZ-WEINBERG, DIRECTOR OF HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR CARE AT JFS

Early Childhood Day of Professional Learning In our early childhood day of professional learning, over 200 dedicated teachers from our early childhood schools—representing over 1,100 students—came together to grow, collaborate, and inspire one another in support of our youngest learners.

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Building Community From warmly welcoming newcomers to honoring cherished traditions, the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas builds a vibrant and inclusive community where every individual can find connection and purpose. Through our dynamic societies—many of which are embraced by families across generations—and a wide range of affinity groups, the Federation offers meaningful opportunities to engage, lead, and belong. These connections not only strengthen our local fabric, but they also extend across the globe through our Israel and overseas programs, deepening our ties to the broader Jewish world and reinforcing our shared responsibility. Whether someone is new to Dallas or deeply rooted in its Jewish life, the Federation ensures there’s a place for everyone in our collective journey.

The JBorhood initiative is supported not only by Federation funding but also through a close partnership as thinking partners and collaborators. This relationship amplifies the impact of JBorhood, allowing both organizations to shape programming that meets the evolving needs of the community and aligns with shared goals.” — TARA OHAYON, JCC CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER

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Accessibility of Jewish Life Our outreach and engagement initiatives are all about building meaningful connections and creating inclusive spaces for Jewish life to thrive. Innovative programs like Newish and Jewish welcome newcomers to the area, and Jborhood, a visionary collaboration with the Aaron Family JCC, brings neighbors together through local affinity groups. It’s all about making Jewish life more welcoming, accessible, personable, and fun!

My parents moved to Dallas to be closer to us, their kids, in 2015. They were always content with their “small worlds” here in Dallas, after they retired. But when my mom unexpectedly passed away in April, it left my dad without a support system that extended beyond his family. One of her last wishes for us was to “get involved and find a Jewish home.” We went to an open house at Temple Shalom and brought him along with us just “to get him out.” We started talking to other members, and we were introduced to the Jborhood organization through some of the women we met there. Since then, my dad has made friends, gone to events from Family Feud nights to dinner in the sukkah. The Jborhood has truly changed his life...

He’s meeting and making friends and being invited to gatherings all of which wouldn’t have happened without the Jborhood.

You don’t always get to hear or see what impact an organization has on someone, but this truly has made a difference in our lives and more importantly his.”

— JBORHOOD PARTICIPANT —

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Israel and Overseas Our Israel and Overseas allocations reflect and foster meaningful connections between Jewish Dallas and the Jewish communities around the world, including our three partnership communities: Budapest, Western Galilee, and Zikim.

The positive changes we’ve experienced as a community this past year are thanks to the Federation—first and foremost, because of the knowledge that we are not alone. Across the ocean, we have true friends who care about us, love us, and support us both as individuals and as a community. The Federation’s generous support has slowly but surely helped us rebuild and grow stronger.

It has enabled us to create shared spaces for cultural and community events and has also empowered us to strengthen our local leadership and expand our informal education programs—the beating heart of our community.”

— RESIDENT OF KIBBUTZ ZIKIM —

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Gathering Community We bring our community together in moments of celebration, learning, solidarity and remembrance. From joyful gatherings like Limmud Dallas to powerful commemorations such as Yom HaZikaron and our October 7th Community Commemoration, we create space for connection, reflection, and growth. Whether we’re dancing, learning, grieving, or healing, we show up for one another—because community is something we build together.

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A member of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra played Hatikvah (Hebrew for “The Hope”) at our annual community gathering, uniting members of our community as we sang the Israeli National Anthem.

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It is not your duty to finish the work, but neither are you at liberty to neglect it.”

RABBI TARFON, PIREKI AVOT 2:21

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Campaign Societies and Affinity Groups Our campaign societies and affinity groups foster meaningful connections and collective action by uniting individuals around shared values, empowering voices, and cultivating a vibrant, inclusive community.

Pacesetter Society The Pacesetter Society is the heartbeat of our Annual Community Campaign. These visionary leaders inspire generosity across our community, setting the pace with gifts that make an extraordinary impact—ensuring the Federation can sustain vital programs and services in Dallas, in Israel, and throughout the world.

Becoming a Pacesetter means joining a movement of compassion, leadership, and connection. From your first gift, a dedicated professional helps shape your personalized journey with exclusive events, leadership opportunities, and meaningful experiences— reflecting your passions and values as part of the Jewish Dallas story.

For more information, contact us at info@jewishdallas.org.

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Last year’s Pacesetter Event featured a powerful and deeply moving conversation between Mosab Hassan Yousef, a former Hamas insider turned Israeli intelligence informant, and journalist Liel Leibovitz. Sharing his extraordinary journey from extremism to advocacy for peace, Yousef’s story underscored the Federation’s mission to protect Jewish life, promote truth, and build bridges of understanding in an increasingly complex world. His message of courage, transformation, and moral clarity inspired our community to lead with conviction and compassion.

We became Federation Pacesetters as we appreciated a coordinated, credible approach to advocacy addressing antisemitism and other important Jewish causes.

We get a keen sense of fulfillment in seeing how the Federation allocates time and resources for the Jewish community in Dallas and beyond.”

— MICHELLE AND IRA K. —

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Business & Professional Philanthropy The Business & Professional Society of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas is your gateway to purpose-driven leadership. Connect with peers across industries such as Real Estate, Law, Technology, Healthcare, General Business, and Finance, who share a passion for giving back, building community, and shaping a stronger Jewish future.

Through exclusive events, high-level networking, and hands-on service opportunities, you’ll expand your influence while supporting vital causes in Dallas, Israel, and around the world.

Join the society where purpose meets professionalism. Make your mark. For more information, please contact us at info@jewishdallas.org.

I have actively participated in the Business & Professional Society to meet and network with other Jewish philanthropists.

The Society has provided high level events with industry leaders giving their valuable insights. I particularly enjoy attending events with my industry peers who are similarly focused on impacting our community. The Society enhances the image of the Federation as a home for “leading” Jewish philanthropists.”

— CRAIG W. —

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Above The 14th Annual Cardozo Cocktail honored Marcy Helfand and Brittney Lefkovits, continuing the tradition of recognizing distinguished leaders in Jewish Dallas’s legal community. Right This year’s Real Estate event featured a panel of fathers and sons who shared insights on multifamily real estate and the importance of giving back. The multigenerational conversation highlighted both business success and community impact.

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Above and right Last November’s Healthcare event brought together senior executives from Texas Health Resources and UT Southwestern Medical Center for a high-level conversation on the future of healthcare and the challenges shaping the industry.

Below This past year’s Business & AI event brought together forward-thinking professionals for an engaging exploration of how artificial intelligence is reshaping industries and redefining leadership. With thought-provoking insights and dynamic discussion, the evening sparked new ideas and meaningful connections across Dallas’s business community.

The Business & Professional Society has been an incredible way to build meaningful connections with business leaders across Jewish Dallas and to learn from outstanding speakers on a wide range of topics—all while helping to support the Federation’s mission. It’s been an honor to help lead this Society, and I look forward to continuing to foster a space for connection, purpose, and growth for business professionals within the Federation.”

— SCOTT H. —

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Women’s Philanthropy From generation to generation, Jewish women have always been the backbone of our Dallas community. With the unmatched ability to come together, organize and take action, Women’s Philanthropy not only strengthens the community, we uplift lives and shape a brighter future.

Through Women’s Philanthropy and its two giving societies - the Lion of Judah Society and the Pomegranate Society - generations of compassionate women have carried the torch of Jewish giving, leadership and community.

Together, we are not only meeting today’s needs but also ensuring a strong and vibrant Jewish tomorrow. Every gift is an act of strength, an act of care, and an act of legacy.

For more information, contact us today at info@jewishdallas.org.

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Last year’s Lion of Judah and Pomegranate Societies Luncheon offered a heartfelt and timely conversation with Zibby Owens, editor of On Being Jewish Now, alongside journalist Alana Newhouse. Together, they explored the evolving experience of Jewish womanhood, sisterhood, and resilience in the wake of October 7th—deeply resonating with our Lions and Poms, a community committed to strength, unity, and purpose.

Being a Lion of Judah was important to me because my mom and mother-in-law have been Lions forever.

I also wanted to continue the tradition for my children. My oldest just became a Lion and my youngest daughter is a pomegranate on her way to becoming a Lion—going to conventions every other year with them is something I look forward to.”

— PAM P. —

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Emerging Leaders A vibrant Jewish future doesn’t happen on its own—it’s built by those who lead with vision, courage, and heart. Strong leaders are the foundation of strong communities, and it’s through their dedication that Jewish life continues to grow and thrive. That’s why Federation identifies and nurtures these dreamers, doers, and builders, preparing them to strengthen our community today and shape its future tomorrow.

Interested? For more information, please contact us at info@jewishdallas.org.

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The Emerging Leaders Event, featuring Michael Rapaport, brought together Dallas’s rising Jewish leaders for an unforgettable evening of bold conversation and meaningful connection. Rapaport’s candid insights and dynamic presence left a lasting impression, inspiring a new generation to lead with purpose and passion.

“The Emerging Leaders Division at the Federation is focused on developing leaders that will shape Jewish Dallas for the future.”

— SARAH D. —

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Recognizing Our Generous Donors

At the heart of our mission is a community of generous donors whose support fuels every success we achieve. We are deeply grateful for each contribution, and we proudly recognize those who go above and beyond through our society giving levels. Our donor societies celebrate individuals and organizations who demonstrate exceptional commitment to our mission and their generosity not only sustains our programs but also inspires others to give.

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Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas GIVING SOCIETIES

Hazon $500,000+

International Leadership Reunion

Prime Minister’s Council

$250,000-$499,999

$100,000-$249,999

King Solomon $50,000-$99,999

Hillel

King David

Chai

Pacesetter

$36,000-$49,999

$25,000-$35,999

$18,000-$24,999

$12,000-$17,999

Shofar

Lion of Judah $5,000+

Business & Professional Societies

Pomegranate

$5,000-$11,999

$2,000-$4,999

$2,000-$4,999

Cardozo Society (Legal) $2,000+

Maimonidies Society (Healthcare) $2,000+

Ben Gurion Society $1,000-$1,999

Corporate Sponsor

Exclusive to philanthropists under 40 years old

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Agency

Project Title

Grant Award

Total to Agency

Aaron Family Jewish Community Center

Operational Grant Securing the Campus Feeding Our Seniors: Mind, Body, and Soul JBorhood - Nondenominational Jewish Outreach and Engagement 3F Transition Grant

$50,000 $370,000 $75,000 $100,000 $80,000

$675,000

Akiba Yavneh Academy

Tuition Assistance Student Support Services/Ma’alot Learning Platform

$332,300 $32,500

$364,800

American Jewish Committee (Dallas)

Operational Grant

$1,800

$1,800

Ann & Nate Levine Academy

Tuition Assistance Social Emotional Behavioral Support

$223,200 $5,000

$228,200

Anti Defamation League (Dallas)

Operational Grant

$1,800

$1,800

BBYO North Texas Oklahoma

Operational Grant Ensuring Teen Safety at BBYO

$10,000 $20,000

$30,000

Bikur Cholim of Dallas

Bikur Cholim

$32,500

$32,500

Chabad of Carrollton Lewisville

Chanukah Menorah Lighting Village Shops

$5,000

$5,000

Chabad of Frisco

Community Chanukah Celebration Mommy and Me

$10,000 $4,000

$14,000

Chabad of Richardson and UTD

Chabad on Campus - UTD

$20,000

$20,000

Chabad of Rockwall County

Menorah Lighting at the Harbor Senior Programming with Teens

$6,000 $6,000

$12,000

Chabad of UNT

Chabad on Campus at UNT: Strengthening Jewish Life for Students

$35,000

$35,000

Cheder Lubavitch of Dallas

Tuition Assistance Cheder Lubavitch Dallas / Chabad of Dallas - Site Security Enhancement

$39,150 $50,000

$89,150

Community Homes for Adults, Inc. (CHAI)

Operational Grant Nursing Services

$20,000 $62,500

$82,500

Community Project

Oct 7th Remembrance Day Ceremony Community Programs for Yom HaZikaron (Israel Memorial Day) and Yom HaAtzmaut (Israel Independence Day )

$25,000 $25,000

$50,000

Congregation Anshai Torah

The Hangout - Jewish After School Program

$25,000

$25,000

Congregation Beth Torah (Multi-School Project Lead)

Jewish Learning Jump Start - Religious School Incentive Program for Unaffiliated Families

$30,000

$30,000

Congregation Nishmat Am

Kids Connect

$2,500

$2,500

Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Operational Grant

$10,000

$10,000

Dallas Jewish Historical Society

Operational Grant Museum Without Walls

$10,000 $5,000

$15,000

Dallas Kosher

Operational Grant R1 Visa Program

$10,000 $20,000

$30,000

Dept of Community Security

Security Department Enhancements

$167,363

$167,363

Federation Flex Fund - "3F"

Emergency Support and General Assistance for Youth Programs, Seniors and Security

$420,000

$420,000

Friends of Israel Scouts Dallas (Tzofim)

Connecting Jewish Youth and their Families of Greater Dallas with Israel through Commemoration and Celebration

$10,000

$10,000

Friendship Circle of Dallas Inc.

Junior Friends/Family Circle - Inclusive Programs for Ages 8 and Under Sunday Circle - Inclusive Programs for Ages 8 and Up

$18,000 $25,000

$43,000

Gan Menachem

Site Security Enhancement

$50,000

$50,000

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Project Title

Grant Award

Total to Agency

Hillel of Dallas (SMU)

Campus Operational Grant

$20,000

$20,000

Hillels of North Texas (UTD and UNT)

Campus Operational Grant Israel Fellow

$15,000 $70,000

$85,000

Indigent Burial Program

Indigent Burial Fund Replenishment

$5,000

$5,000

Israel Today

Israel Now Forum

$5,000

$5,000

Jewish Children's Regional Service (JCRS)

Operational Grant Needs-Based Scholarships for Jewish Youth in Greater Dallas

$10,000 $40,000

$50,000

Jewish Family Service of Greater Dallas

Operational Grant Kosher Corner Food Pantry Program Older Adult-Holocaust Survivor Care Program Behavioral Health & Special Needs Intervention Services for Jewish Children Behavorial Health & Support Services for Jewish Adults Community Chaplaincy Program 3F Transition Grant

$40,000 $25,000 $60,000 $300,000 $75,000 $100,000 $21,000

$621,000

Jewish War Vets

Operational Grant

$1,800

$1,800

JFGD FJC Partnership

One Happy Camper

$30,000

$30,000

Legacy Senior Communities Inc

Operational Grant Resident Financial Assistance Program Personal Assistance Services (PAS) Grant Program Jewish Life Initiatives 3F Transition Grant

$10,000 $200,000 $40,000 $50,000 $60,000

$360,000

Mesorah High School for Girls Inc

Tuition Assistance Site Security Enhancement

$63,500 $50,000

$113,500

Mem Global

Operational Grant for Moishe House Dallas

$20,000

$20,000

National Council of Jewish Women

“In-kind” Meeting Space @ JFGD

$

$

Olami Launch

Gap Year Recruitment & Student Engagement

$15,000

$15,000

Rabbinic Association of Greater Dallas

Operational Grant

$10,000

$10,000

Southwest NCSY

Dallas JSU - Jewish Culture Clubs in Public and Private High Schools

$40,000

$40,000

Temple Shalom

Site Security Enhancement

$10,000

$10,000

Texas A&M Hillel

Campus Operational Grant The Hillels of Texas Summit

$15,000 $3,600

$18,600

Texas Friends of ChabadLubavitch Inc (Texas A&M)

Cultural & Educational Shabbat Experiences Site Security Enhancement

$20,000 $15,000

$35,000

Texas Hillel Foundation (Austin)

Campus Operational Grant Texas Hillel Israel Education & Engagement Expansion

$20,000 $25,000

$45,000

Texas Torah Institute

Tuition Assistance

$46,000

$46,000

Torah Day School of Dallas

Tuition Assistance Site Security Enhancement Social, Emotional and Educational Support

$316,800 $8,500 $50,000

$375,300

TORCH Dallas

Joy for the Holidays - Food Assistance Program

$55,000

$55,000

UNT Jewish Studies Program

Campus Operational Grant

$10,000

$10,000

UT Chabad House

Campus Operational Grant JTRIBE - Student to Student Campus Jewish Programming and Engagement Site Security Enhancement JGRADS - Programming for Jewish Grad School Students

$20,000 $7,500 $10,000 $7,500

$45,000

Total of JFGD Local Allocations

$4,460,813

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Israel & Overseas Allocations Unrestricted Allocations to Core Israel & Overseas Partners JAFI (Jewish Agency for Israel)

$1,120,619

JDC (American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Inc.)

$458,700

World ORT

$32,802

JFGD Israel & Overseas Initiatives Dallas Partnership Program with the Western Galilee (P2G) - Operational Grant

Awarded Amount $64,000

P2G NGO Grant|Nirim - Returning Evacuated At-Risk Youth to Shlomi

$15,000

P2G NGO Grant |Galilee Now - Taam Hagalil - Taste the Galilee

$12,000

P2G NGO Grant |The Equalizer - Shlomi - Using the Power of Sport for Social Rehabilitation in the Western Galilee

$5,000

P2G NGO Grant | Benetivey Udi - Nitzanim - Providing Youth in Israel's Periphery with Essential Tech Skills

$10,000

P2G NGO Grant | KEDMA - Strengthening Border Communities in Shatula and Meona

$8,000

P2G NGO Grant | ELEM - Bringing Our Youth Home - Emotional and Psychological Support for At-Risk Teenagers

$8,000

P2G NGO Grant | The Nitzan Association - Leading the Way Cultivating Educational Leadership among Western Galilee Teachers

$6,000

P2G NGO Grant | Yedidut Toronto - Employment Empowerment for Single Parent Families

$6,000

P2G NGO Grant | Matzmichim - From Crisis to Connection Building Group Resilience

$10,000

Israel and Overseas Office

$90,000

Teen Israel Scholarship Fund - March of the Living and Summer Israel Programs

$20,000

JFNA “Fair Share” Allocations to Systemwide Israel & Overseas Initiatives Birthright

Designated Allocations JAFI - Choosing Tomorrow La'ad - Critical Support to Elderly and Holocaust Survivors

Awarded Amount $85,000

Awarded Amount $15,000

JAFI - Youth Futures Akko - Helping Disadvantaged Children and their Families through Mentoring

$15,000

JDC - Jewish Community Resilience and Renewal in Hungary

$50,000

JDC - Humanitarian Aid for Jews in Crisis in Venezuela

$15,000

JDC - Advancing Social Mobility in the Wester Galilee

$20,000

JCC Budapest | Renewal of JCC Budapest (Year 1 of 2)

$50,000

Ethiopian National Project | ENP SPACE (School Performance and Community Empowerment)

$18,000

Leket Israel | Nahariya Social Supermarket Program

$10,000

Mem Global | Moishe House Budapest - Building and Sustaining Vibrant Jewish Life for Young Adults in Budapest

$10,000

ORT America | Empowering Israel’s Youth in the Periphery (Western Galilee)

$15,000

Total of Israel and Overseas Allocations

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Awarded Amount

$2,169,122

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Israel Emergency Campaign Allocations Israel Emergency Campaign Allocations

Awarded Amount

Ben Gurion University – Soroka Medical Center – Repairing Damaged Buildings, Support for Students, and Psychological Support Services

$50,000

Ethiopian National Project - Supporting the Urgent Needs of the Ethiopian-Israeli Community

$10,000

JAFI with FJC & URJ Greene Family Camp - Campers2Gether

$25,000

JDC Emergency Needs - Assisting Israelis with Damaged and Destroyed Homes

$10,000

Jewish Agency for Israel - Rising Lion Emergency Fund/Victims of Terror Fund

$10,000

Leket Israel - Supplying Food to the Most Vulnerable

$10,000

Western Galilee Medical Center - Two Advanced Defibrillators for the New Protected Pediatric Emergency Room and Eight Vital Signs Monitors for the Emergency Department

$50,000

Yad Ezra V’Shulamit - Emergency Food Campaign for Elderly and Home-Bound People

$15,000

Total of Israel Emergency Campaign Allocations

$180,000

A Zikim family sits on top of a Federation tractor during their community’s Sukkot festival. The Federation’s 2024 Israel Emergency Allocation to support the restoration of agriculture in the Western Negev helped purchase tractors and refurbish farming infrastructure throughout the Gaza periphery, including in Zikim.

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Our 2025 Honor Roll We recognize and celebrate our most generous givers, who are creating a stronger Jewish future in Dallas, Israel, and throughout the world.

Hazan Giving Society $500,000+ Carol and Steve Aaron

International Leadership Reunion Giving Society $250,000 - $499,999 Janet and Jeff Beck Cynthia and Robert Feldman Stan Rabin Karla and Larry Steinberg Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits LLC

Prime Minister’s Council Giving Society $100,000 - $249,999 Michelle and Marshall Funk Julis Romo Rabinowitz Family Fund Ann and Nate Levine Laurie and Todd Platt Donna and Herb Weitzman

King Solomon Giving Society $50,000 - $99,999 Tracy and Clay Aaron Dawn and Todd Aaron Janet and Jack Baum Mike A. Bloch Candy and Ike Brown Barbi and Scott Cohen Julie and Ronnie Coleman Gabriela and Sean Dalfen Lisa and Neil Goldberg Sherry and Ken Goldberg Dot and Basil Haymann Karlyn and Grant Herlitz Ynette and Jim Hogue Angela Horowitz French and Doug French Carol and Mark Kreditor Debbi Levy and Barry Rothschild Fay and Brian Lidji Lieberman Family Mankoff Family Foundation Ann and Mike Ochstein Ruthie and Jay Pack

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Raelaine Radnitz Suellen and A. J. Rosmarin Stephanie and Nicholas Sandler Jacqueline and Myron Schwitzer Barbara Spigel Barbara and Shelly Stein Bonnie and Jeffrey Whitman, MD Don Zale Peggy and Mark Zilbermann

Hillel Giving Society $36,000 - $49,999 Mandi and Chad Albert Linda and Steve Blasnik Dia and Barry Epstein Debbie and Eric Green Patsy and Michael Hochman Charitable Foundation Karen and Alan Katz Malia and Dave Litman Terry and Bert Romberg Melissa Rubenstein, MD and Jonathan Rubenstein Kenneth Schnitzer Jackie and Steve Waldman

King David Giving Society $25,000 - $35,999 Anonymous (3) Shiva and Jarrod Beck Steve Brown Kathryn Cain and Craig Hall Laurie and Charlie Corson Laurie Dodic and Andrew Martin, MD Sandy and Howard Donsky Maya and David Gabbay Cheryl and Paul Gardner Laurie and Dan Goetz Rebecca and Jack Goetz Bonnie and Mike Grossfeld Hirsch Family Foundation Michael Hurst Ronit and Haviv Ilan Jack Jacobsen Ann Kahn and Denny Rodgers Robert S. Kaplan Anita and Mark Lester, MD Carol and John Levy Carol and Kevin Margolis

Esther and Michael Meyers Charla and Mark Miller Susie and Larry Mondry Cindy and Mitch Moskowitz, MD Elaine and Trevor Pearlman Melanie and Eric Pinker Stephanie and Dan Prescott Cindy and Howard Rachofsky Annette Whitney, MD and Jeff Rasansky Helen and Frank Risch Sheri and Andrew Rosen Katty and Julio Rosenstock Peachy Rudberg Etty and Jack Sardas Cristie and Rodney Schlosser Celia and Larry Schoenbrun Randi and Boaz Sidikaro Pam and Greg Singer Nicole and Justin Small Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Ari Susman Iris and Dennis Topletz Sandra and David Veeder David Weinreb Lois Wolf Lisa and Mark Zale Julie and Michael Zimmermann Lauren and Jeff Zlotky

Chai Giving Society $18,000 - $24,999 Anonymous (1) Lisa and Jim Albert Barbra and Jay Applebaum Meagan and Dan Avnery Denise and Bart Bookatz Susan and Leonard Cedars Karen and Andy Cohen Pam and Leon Dagerman Suzy and Reuben Davidsohn Barbara and Michael Donsky Jessica and Matthew Emanuel Arlene Jacobs, MD and Allen Feltman Jojo and Eric Fleiss Rachel and David Friedman Marsha Gaswirth Bobby Gibbs Melissa and Dani Golan Cindy and Alan Golman Lori and Rick Golman Stephanie and Mike Hirsh

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Joel and Wendy Holiner Family Philanthropic Fund Patricia and Howard Kraines Kerri and Rick Lacher Ray Ann and Mark Lerman Lauren and David Levinson Bronwyn and Dan Levitan Michael Levy Wendy and Stephen Lieman, MD Alisa and Jason Makler Bobbi and Richard Massman Linda and David Nerenberg Shula and Aharon Netzer Donna and Larry Olschwanger Lillian and Jonathan Pinkus Jody and Mel Platt Janice and Richard Pullman Terry and Joel Ray Maureen and Greg Redish Stefanie Schneidler and Jeffrey M. Robinson Ruth Robinson Debbie and Bob Rifkin Karin and Richard Roder Ruthy and Steve Rosenberg Rachel Leah and Shelly Rosenberg Aviva and Oscar Rosenberg Gussie Rosenberg Bernie Rosenberg Julie and Jon Sayah Florence and Howard Shapiro Toby and Larry Shawn Cherie and Neal Small Nancy and Mark Solls Cindy and Stuart Spechler, MD Anne-Marie and Marc Starr Candace and Max Swango Cathy Sweet Brook and Joel Brook, D.P.M. Roberta and D. Stephen Toback Terri Train and Alan Greenspan Becky and Bruce Wartell Laura and Ben Weinstein Carolyn and Michael Wilkov Paula and Henry Zeitman Riki and Michael Zide

Pacesetter Giving Society $12,000 - $17,999 Anonymous (1) Gilian and Steven Baron Janet Behringer Betty Jo and David Bell Adi and Daniel Beltzman Nicole and Dallas Bessant Jenny and Jon Birnbrey Becca and Allen Bodzy Lauren Broidy Amanda and Aaron Brown Leland Burk Michelle W. Caplan

Susie and Joel Carp Kari and Jay Ceitlin Sharon and Hymen Childs Kineret and Shai Cohen Sandy and Ronald Cohen Carol and Gary Cohen Lori and Mike Cohen Ruth Bakal and Michael Cohen Cathy and Mark Cohen Justin Sanditen Cohen Howard Cohen Victoria and Tracy Conrad Susan Davidoff Sarah and Ethan Davis Roxy and Brett Diamond Evey and Chip Fagadau, MD Tom Fagadau Feinstein Family Foundation Jeri and Bill Finkelstein Ali and Sam Fishman Beth and Evan Fishman Alex and David A. Fredston Lynn and Gil Friedlander Deborah Friedman, MD and Scott Mackler Cyd and Clifford Friedman Frannie and Robert Gardner Gigi Gartner Lisa Atlas Genecov and Jeffrey Genecov, D.D.S Lisa Genecov, MD Devon and Richard Goldberg Joe E. Goldman Aviva and Tomas Gorny Katerina and Scott Green Kelsey and Boris Grinstein Julie and Gary Haymann Marcy Helfand Teri and Michael Hershman Lindsay and Josh Hochschuler Carole Ann and Jay Hoppenstein Veronique and Hylton Jonas Laurie and David Judson Janet and Terry Kafka Michele and Herb Kesner Kim Korenvaes-Stein and Jaryd Stein Michele and Ira Kornbluth Robin Kosberg and Rabbi Mark Washofsky Lisa and Ira Kravitz Donna Kun Sharon and Chuck Levin, MD Karen and Walter Levy Ann and Fred Margolin Robyn Menter and Martin Posner Ellen and Allan Metz Janice and Darryl Meyerovitz Doris Meyers Lee and Paul Michaels Yana and Yury Mintskovsky Jolie and Michael Newman Ani and Pedro Nosnik, MD Mahra and Kevin Pailet

Annette and Steve Perkins Leslie and Steven Pidgeon Pam and Michael Pidgeon Jeanette and Mike Pincus Pamela and Steven Pluss Debbie and Alan Postel Rebecca and Will Posten, MD Talia and Nader Pouratian, MD Ricki and Andy Rabin Barbara and David Radunsky Debbie and Manuel Rajunov Rita and Mitch Rasansky Nicole and Jacob Ratner Janine and Scott Reutter Erica Robins Louise and David Rosenfield Lisa and Jim Rosenthal Stephanie Ross Marilyn and Stanley Rothstein Elaine and Morris Rutchik Sury and David Sacher Lisa and Armand Sadoughi Marilyn and Don Schaffer Larry Schiller Ruth and Alan Shor Betty and Steve Silverman Karen and Marty Sosland Robin and Evan Stone Linda and Robert Swartz Janice Sweet Weinberg and Arthur Weinberg, MD Daphne and David Sydney Dana and Eli Tabaria Joanne and Charles Teichman Kim and Rob Velevis Natalie and Michael Waldman Julie and Mike Weinberg Helgaˆ and Gerardo Weinstein Alison and Mike Weinstein Andrea and Loren Weinstein Marlo Weisberg Carl M. Weisbrod D.J. and Les Weisbrod Perrin White Debbie Willens Susan Wisch-Ray Gerald Zahler Karina and Jacob Zide

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Lion of Judah & Shofar Giving Societies $5,000 - $11,999 Randi and Jeff Aaronson David Adler Patti and Bob Aisner Lori and Joel Alhadef Randi and Larry Alter Rivka and Brad Altman Susie Avnery Suzanne Azoulay Jill and Alan Bach Mitchell & Miriam Lewis Barnett Charitable Trust Susan and Daryl Beck Sherri and Bill Becker Wendy and Neil Beckerman Roz and Mervyn Benjet Michelle and Doug Berger Cindy and Bruce Bernbaum Lynn and Mark Bernstien Ann and Alan Bogdanow Stacey and Chuck Butler Anita and Todd Chanon Lauren and Steven Davidoff, MD Wendy and Marshall Dawer, MD Dennis Eisenberg Tracy Eliott, MD and B.J. Elliott Paddy and Barry Epstein Cecelia and Stanley Feld Nancy and Ronald Fellman Ellen and Jack Fishpaw Diane and Mark Fleschler Jacqueline and Sheldon Fleschman Caryn and Mitchell Fonberg Susan and Richard Frapart Lindsay and Corey Freedman Ilona and Eric Friedman Sandy Funk Janis Gail Wendy and Paul Genender Laura and Eli Gershenson Lawrence Ginsburg David Glickman Vered and Moshe Golan Kim and Dan Gold Lauran and Robert Goldberg Haia Goldenberg Jennifer and Josh Goldman Roslyn Goldstein Beth and Larry Goldstein Barbara and Harvey Gollman Stephanie and Ross Golman Gillian and Roy Greenberg Jody and Stew Gross Ashley and Marc Grossfeld Jerri and Fred Grunewald Alex Hamerman Zelda Hantz Melitta and Jared Hirsch

Naina and Scott Hotchkiss Bonnie and Monte Hurst Darci and Randy Iola Maureen Israelson Fawzia and Jay Jaffee Rabbi Nancy Kasten and Rabbi David Stern Perry Kaufman Dana and David Kleiman Sherrie and Jeff Klein Lisa and William Kleinman Kim Kline Mark Kogut Julie and David Kronick Brett Lazarus Karin and Joshua Lester Marsha Lev Anita and Don Levene Rachel and Isaac Leventon Terry and Jeffrey Levinger Carol Levy Brett and Lester Levy Joanne and Steven Levy Susie and Joel Litman Betty and Jay Lorch Michelle and Bryan Lurie Honorable Barbara Lynn and Michael Lynn Sandy and Andrew Marks Ellen and Jim Markus Amy Sigman, MD and Gavin Melmed, MD Renee Jolley and Corey Metz Myra and Phil Migicovsky Bette and Gary Morchower, MD Melanie Morris and Harry Granoff Esther and Craig Navias Debbie and Stephen Newman Louis Okon Stacy and David Olesky Janis and Allan Peiser Debra and Joe Pevsner Sandy Phillips and Ernest Poppers Zona Pidgeon Sabina and Scott Pincus Melissa Plaskoff Debra and Fred Rabinowitz, DDS Julie and Eliot Raffkind Lynette and Hedley Rakusin Jenalee and Lee Raphael Jerry Rasansky Pat and Brian Ratner Melissa Reddick Risha Reiman, MD and Steven Reiman, MD Bobbie and David Repp Stacyˆ and Larry Robbins Nancy and Joel Roffman Sally and Bob Rosen Adrienne and Tom Rosen Barbara and Randall Rosenblatt Mindy and Jeff Rosenfeld Kimberly and Jon Ross Cary and Michael Rothkopf Colleen and Stan Rothschild

Staci and Paul Rubin, DDS Gail and Richard Sachson Jane Saginaw and Stephen Lerer Arlene and Barry Sanders Celia Saunders Lois and Gary Sazer Mike Schiff Paige and David Schnabel Kathryn and Andy Schultz Helene and Jeff Schussler Lee and Dan Schwimmer Jeri Lyn and Jeff Sebert Karen and David Sego Barbara and Jerry Selinger Virginia and Tim Shepherd, MD Daphne and Jay Shipowitz Vikki and Scott Silvis Joan Skibell Rebecca and Neal Sklaver, MD Robert Solimani Corey and Jake Spigelman Marian and Jack Spitzberg Pam and Richard Squires Debbie and Bruce Steckler Andrea and Brett Steiger Tracey and Shane Stein Sister and Joel Steinberg, MD Marc Steinberg Vivian Steinborn Barbara and Arnold Stokol Dawn Strauss Gloria and Israel Suster Shari and Jay Tobin Peggy Tobolowsky Gina and Alan Tolmas Barbara and Richard Toranto Fran and Jeffrey Toubin Sherilee and Richard Trubitt Nancy Ungerman Sam Utay Rebecca Vaiser Katherine Veeder and Michael Hutshneker Joe Viroslav Karen Weinreb Craig Weinstein Lea and Fry Wernick Susan and Steven Wilkofsky Gay Winter Sharon Wisch-Ray and Alex Ray Abbe and Daniel Witheiler, MD Larry Wolfish Claire and James Woodcock Karen and Shelby Wyll Natalie and Blake Zale Rabbi Zimmerman and Judith Zimmerman Esther and Miles Zitmore Karen and Mike Zucker

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Heritage Society Thank you to our community members for including Federation in your planned giving.

Carol and Steve Aaron Endowment Fund

Ynette & James Hogue PACE Fund/Ynette S. Hogue LOJE Fund

Judith H. Barton LOJE Fund

Joel and Wendy Holiner Family Philanthropic Fund

Harriett and Bernard Becker PACE Fund

Carole Ann and Dr. Jay Hoppenstein Fund

Zelda and Harold Bierner PACE Fund

Arlene Jacobs and Allen Feltman

Sylvia Bloom LOJE Fund

Ginger Jacobs Phil Fund

Bookatz Endowment Fund

Veronique and Hylton Jonas

Irving Brooks PACE Fund

Harry Kabler Endowment Fund for JFGD

Ike and Candy Brown Fund /Candy Brown LOJE

Ann Goodman Kahn Family Endowment Fund

Tex and Belle Cole Memorial Endowment Fund

Louise Kahn Endowment Fund

Lauren and Steven Davidoff

Dr. Herman and Ruth Kantor PACE Fund

Ervin and Frances Donsky PACE Fund

Kay and Sherman Kaplan Memorial Fund

Evelyn Dritch PACE Fund

Ellen Z. Kaufman Memorial Fund

Bill Epstein MD PACE Fund

Sam and Anne Kesner PACE Fund

Sylvia Epstein PAGE Fund

Patricia Kraines LOJE Fund

Sanford and Jeanne Fagadau PACE Fund

Mark and Carol Kreditor PACE Fund/Carol Kreditor LOJE Fund

Norton Feld Memorial Fund

Ben W. Kuhn PACE Fund

Sara Beren Feldman Emerald LOJE Fund

Minette and Calmon Landa PACE Fund

Jeri and Bill Finkelstein

Doris Levine LOJE Fund

Janelle Friedman LOJE Fund

Morris and Ida Levine PACE Fund

Byrna Funk Ruby LOJE Fund

Sol Levine PACE Fund

James and Mary Galleta PACE Fund

Susan Levy LOJE Fund

Cheryl and Paul Gardner PACE Fund

Fae Turner Lewis LOJE Fund

Arthur S. and Ruth Friedman Goldberg Endowment Fund

The Mankoff Family Foundation

Hyman Gollman PACE Fund

Gerda Vogel Marx PACE Fund

Lois W. Gordon Endowment Fund

Sheryl Mexic LOJE Fund

Helen Gross Memorial Fund

Val and Ursula Millers Memorial PACE Fund

Murray and Esther Gurentz Memorial PACE Fund

Cindy Moskowitz LOJE Fund

Julie Haymann LOJE Fund

Murray and Sarah Munves PACE Fund

Roberta Herman LOJE Fund

H. Richard Myers and Sidney I. Myers Memorial PACE Fund

Mike and Stephanie Hirsh Family PACE/Stephanie Hirsh

Bess Nathan JFGD Young Leadership Award Fund

LOJE Fund Patsy and Michael Hochman Charitable Foundation

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Mahra and Kevin Pailet Selma and I. Ben Parrill Memorial PACE Fund

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Elsie and Stanley C. Pearle and Debra Levy, Granddaughter PACE Fund Carol and Harold Pinker Endowment Fund Richard and Roslyn Polakoff Family Trust Lawrence and Hortense Pollock Memorial Endowment Fund

Janice M. Cable Winton LOJE Fund Richard L. Wintroub Endowment Fund Janis and Manny Zelzer PACE Fund Pat Zilbermann LOJE Fund Kim Zoller LOJE Fund

Stephanie and Dan Prescott Debra and Bob Rifkin Endowment Terri Rohan LOJE Fund Paula Romberg LOJE Fund Everett Rosenberg PACE Fund Larry Rosenbloom Endowment Fund Suellen and A.J. Rosmarin Endowment Fund Stanley Rubenstein PACE Fund Jay and Rebecca Rudberg Memorial Endowment Fund Fannie and Bernard Schaenen PACE Fund Celia and Larry Schoenbrun Leslie Schultz LOJE/Leslie and Howard Schultz Endowment Fund Helene S. Shalom Endowment Fund Cherie and Neal Small Paul R. and Renee Stanley Family Endowment Fund Samuel G. and Della Steinberg PACE Fund Linda S. Steinberg PACE Fund Janet Cecile Stone and Louis Stone PACE Fund Marian and Julius Tills Endowment Fund Peggy Tobolowsky Erwin I. and Maxine P. Waldman PACE Fund Stephen A. Waldman PACE Fund/Jackie Waldman LOJE Fund Herman and Ruth Waldman Designated Fund Andrea Weinstein LOJE Andrea Weinstein Jewish Community Relations Endowment Fund Jolene and Harv Weisblat Charitable Fund Rosalie Altman Wiman LOJE Fund

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2025 Corporate Sponsors A Taste of the World

Leviate Air Group

Bank of Texas, NA

Marsh McLennan Agency

CBIZ

Medical City Dallas

CD Wealth Management

Price Realty Corporation

Cindi’s NY Deli, Restaurant & Bakery

Regent Properties

Genecov Orthodontics for Children and Adults

Sewell Automotive Companies

Foley & Lardner LLP Haynes Boone LLP

Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits Susser Bank

H-E-B

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas

Holland & Knight

Texas Jewish Post

IMA, Inc

Tiger Air Heating & Cooling

JP Morgan Wealth Management

Troutman Pepper Locke

Just For Your Presentation

Truist

Kahn Mechanical Contractors

Vertex Capital

Key-Whitman Eye Center

Virtuous

For information on becoming a corporate sponsor, please contact us at info@jewishdallas.org.

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