2013 Sholom Annual Report

2013

Sholom

An n u a l R e p o r t

Micki Rosen, Pion eer Story on page 4.

The Sp irit of Pione ers

From the Pre sident This year’s Annual Report highlights the pioneering spirit that has been the hallmark of Sholom since its inception over 100 years ago. In the next few pages, you will read about how recognizing a need and determination to meet it has established Sholom as the premier senior care facility that it is today.

All of the over 1,000 daily residents, patients, and clients who are served by Sholom in our accommodations and through our wide array of services are treated with a vigilant dedication to quality care.

This dedication to our clients, residents, and patients is backed and supported by 950 professional staff, by families, volunteers, Boards, Committees, and Auxiliary, and has earned us a five-star rating in nursing home care.

Sholom and our community have so much to be proud of—the employees who provide outstanding care, our beautiful facilities, our programs and activities, and most importantly, the organization’s commitment to the residents and their families.

As Sholom grows and exceeds expectations, the needs continue to grow along with it. As you can see from the chart on page 12, admissions have increased from 117 in 1986 to 1,076 last year. We have added on and built new facilities to accommodate this growth, but now the older structures are in need of replacement, renovation, and repair. In order to maintain the quality care we have become

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known for, Sholom is reliant upon your support to meet these growing needs. On behalf of the entire Sholom organization, I thank each of you and all of you for your support. Just as pioneers look toward the future, Sholom looks ahead with anticipation and energy. Together with YOU, we can continue that pioneering spirit that began back in 1908, to provide a bright future for our residents.

Mark Freeman Mark Freeman President

From the CEO ON THE VERGE OF CREATING A NEW FUTURE FOR SHOLOM Over the last year, the Sholom board, in collaboration with leadership staff, has been actively reviewing many state-of-the-art senior care options and concepts to assist us in visualizing what the future of senior care will be for Sholom and our elders.

Currently, Sholom offers a vast menu of programs and services within our accommodations, while growing our community-based programs; i.e., meal programs, hospice services, our newly certified and licensed Medicare homecare, and our rehabilitation fitness programs throughout the Twin Cities.

These activities create value within and for our community as our clients’ needs evolve while lessening our dependence on government funding.

We remain committed to providing the best possible care to our residents and guests, valuing our employees, continuing our growing financial stability and creating a long-lasting, sustainable future for Sholom and the seniors we serve.

With these goals as our number-one priority, the Sholom Board of Directors has approved a motion requesting the Sholom Foundation explore the development of a capital campaign to improve the operations and living arrangements on our Ackerberg Family Sholom West Campus and some additions to our Shaller Family Sholom East Campus. Also, a motion was approved to explore an endowment initiative within our communities in order to reposition our assets to best serve our present and future community.

We will keep you well informed as we explore these objectives for the purpose of ensuring Sholom’s commitment to the continuing health and well-being of the seniors we serve and our communities emerging population of retirees who depend upon us for their evolving senior care needs.

Ben Laub

Ben Laub Chief Executive Officer

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The Sp i r i t of Pion e e r s

Micki Rosen

By Libby Goldstein Parker

Micki Rosen’s life has been full of transformations and pioneering moments.

B

orn and raised into an Ortho-

dox Jewish family in Detroit, Micki sought adventure and independence as a young woman by heading west, only a single suitcase in hand, first to California. She was then drawn to the Pacific Northwest by the mountains

and eventually settled in Portland (she did climb Mt. Hood, among others!), where she met her husband, Sidney Rosen,z”l and raised their family of two sons and two daughters there. Always a lover of art and music, Micki especially enjoyed listening to her husband play piano and sing; he even wrote a love song for her and performed it at their wedding.

Over the years, Micki has transformed herself from mountain climber to stay-at-home mother to law school student to

Director at the Oregon College of life on the West Coast, Micki Art and Craft. In the early 1970s, moved about a year and a half ago she became the first woman to Sholom’s Enhanced Assisted stockbroker at Smith Barney in Living program at the Roitenberg Portland, Oregon, on the New Family Assisted Living Residence York Stock Exchange, working in St. Louis Park. In this prohard to make gram, Micki is sure that all four able to receive Much as she did as a skilled nursing of her children could attend colyoung girl heading care 24 hours a lege. Her youngday, 7 days a week west, Micki packed est daughter, up one suitcase and in the comfort of Susanne, said, her own apartbecame the first “There used to be ment. More than stockbroker meet- resident of Sholom’s just traditional ings in the ‘men Enhanced Assisted assisted living, only bars’ of pri- Living program when Micki is receivvate clubs, and the personit opened in mid-2012. ing my mom used to alized attention sit outside the and care that door on a chair listening in are the hallmarks of Sholom’s with the handouts. She Enhanced Assisted Living pronever made a big deal gram. It’s worth mentioning that about it, as she believed Micki was actually the pioneer eventually they would of this program too. Much as she catch on that women did as a young girl heading west, should be included.

Micki packed up one suitcase Shortly thereafter, and moved out of the house she they changed the inhabited and loved for 50 years locations of the and became the first resident of meetings so that the Enhanced Assisted Living my mom could program when it opened in midjoin in.” It seems 2012. A major transformation like that pioneer Micki that could shake even the most has done it all! steady personality, but Micki’s Having spent pioneering attitude was, “Well, most of her adult someone has got to try it out!”

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Micki has always emphasized the importance of family, and even though the Sholom staff and volunteers are always there to lend a hand, she acknowledges how wonderful it is to have her daughter nearby and her other children visiting as often as possible. She often thinks about her Micki enjoying listening to Sid playing piano by ear.

Sid and Micki Rosen and family.

Back row: Nancy Minksy, Bill Rosen, Susanne Bonfe, Mike Rosen.

four lovely grandchildren as well.

With such an incredible support system, Micki knows she is being respected as she ages with dignity, and as a result, she continues to get much out of life.

As Micki reported, when her daughter Susanne moved her to 6

Minnesota from Oregon, she was quite ill. With the unmatched skill and compassion of the Sholom staff, her health has improved, and she now enjoys participating in the many activities offered throughout the campus, including exercising with the in-house Live 2 B Healthy® program, personal training, and attending religious services and all outings to museums or cultural events. Micki has transformed yet again, becoming a vital and contributing member of the Sholom community. Other times, she enjoys the solitude. As she says, “Sometimes I like to just sit around and think about the life I led and the things I enjoyed.”

Basking in the sunlight that is streaming through her nicely appointed one-bedroom apartment on the Ackerberg Family

Sholom Home West Campus in St. Louis Park, and surrounded by her daughter Nancy’s beautiful artwork and treasured photos of family members, Micki’s eyes dance as she recounts her life experiences. She is graceful, grateful, and seems to enjoy visiting with anyone— family, volunteers, friends. They, along with the Sholom staff, have helped her continue to transform at this stage in her life.

Leaning forward in her chair, Micki confides, “The way they care for you in this place…you can’t get that kind of care anywhere else. Besides, I’ve been in five different places and the food here is the best! I wait all week for the matzo ball soup!

Did You Know...

Sholom offers a beautiful facility for weddings, bar mitzvahs, gatherings, and shivas?

Sholom Catering

The wedding of Dr. Paul Wiener and Susie Chalom in the chapel at the Shaller Family Sholom East Campus. Rabbi Harold Kravitz officiating.

Sholom Catering is pleased to provide restaurant-quality food and service for all of your catering needs. Whether you are planning a simcha, a shiva, Shabbat dinner, or a business meeting, we are sure to have the right menu at the right price for you.

Our convenient St. Paul and St. Louis Park campuses can provide the perfect setting for any party! We can customize your event to your specifications using our flexible spaces and unmatched catering services.

We can also bring Sholom Catering to your office. Please call 651.328.2034 to place your order or to request information .

Visit www.sholomcatering.com.

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1908

Sholom Thro

The Daughters of Abraham purchase the Banning homestead at 75 Wilkins Street and name it the Jewish Home for the Aged of St. Paul.

1966

George Kaplan Sholom Residence and the Jewish Home for the Aged merge. A two-story addition to the Midway Parkway building in St. Paul is completed in 1966.

Bingo at Sholom in St. Paul.

1923

Property is purchased on Midway Parkway and name is changed to Jewish Home for the Aged of the Northwest.

1958

The George Kaplan Sholom Home is built on Randolph Street near Snelling.

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1981

Groundbreaking event for Menorah Plaza and Sholom Home in Saint Louis Park.

Photos courtesy of Nathan and Theresa Berman from the Upper Midwest Jewish Archives

ugh the Years

2013

1990

A 170-bed nursing facility is built in St. Louis Park and is named Sholom Home West on the Ackerberg Family campus.

NORMAN & LISETTE ACKERBERG FAMILY SHOLOM WEST CAMPUS • ST. LOUIS PARK 952.935.6311 Roitenberg Family Assisted Living Residence Leo & Doris Hodroff Pavilion for Memory Care Sholom Home West Knollwood Place Apartments Menorah Plaza Apartments Menorah West Apartments ROSSY AND RICHARD SHALLER FAMILY SHOLOM EAST CAMPUS • ST. PAUL 651.328.2000

1995

Bentson Family Assisted Living Residence Roitenberg Family Adult Day Center David Feinberg Vitality & Aquatics Center Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East Jay and Rose Phillips Center for Memory Care Sholom Johnson Hospice Center Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Apartments

Sholom Home, Inc. and Community Housing and Service Corporation join together and become the Sholom Community Alliance.

2009

A new campus is built on the corner of West 7th Street and Otto Avenue in St. Paul and named the Rossy & Richard Shaller Family Sholom East Campus

SHOLOM HOME CARE: 952.939.1649 SHOLOM JOHNSON HOSPICE AGENCY: 651.328.2091 Serving the Twin Cities Metro Area

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The Sp i r i t of Pion e e r s

The Story of Sholom

M

icki Rosen’s story on page used as a convalescence home four of this report is one of an with the blessing of the United accomplished pioneer, and Jewish Fund and Council her spirit parallels the spirit (UJFC). that founded the senior livIn 1958, through the gening campuses we call Sholom. erosity of George Kaplan, the It was in that same pioneerSholom Home on Randolph ing spirit that Sholom’s roots street near Snelling was built. started with the Daughters It was designated to proof Abraham, a group of dedvide care and shelter for the icated Jewish women who, chronically ill. This was a in the early 1900s, purlong-needed haven, and the chased the Banning home- We speak not to brick and mortar, culmination of the dream of stead at 75 Wilkins Street. the Daughters of Abraham, but to the lives of people This was to be known as who were the core of a very who seek refuge within our walls. the Jewish Home for the active Auxiliary. The 40-bed Aged of St. Paul. It served facility was eventually found 20 persons, admitting men to be economically unfeasiwas changed to the Jewish Home over age 65 and women over 60. ble to operate. for the Aged of the Northwest.

Applicants having financial assets After intensive study, the Initially, only the “well” aged were or property were required to assign UJFC, Minneapolis Federation admitted. it over to the Home. for Jewish Service and Duluth The Daughters of Abraham Plans were made to expand Federation, as well as the boards of never gave up the idea of a Jewish from this location to Midway the George Kaplan Sholom Home hospital to care for the “ill” aged.

Parkway in 1916. In 1917, propand the Jewish Home for the Aged After attempting to finance a erty was purchased and a founapproved the merger of the two kosher kitchen at Miller Hospital dation was laid, but due to lack homes to be known as Sholom and being refused, they purchased of funds, the building was not Home, Inc. Thanks to the generand operated a house at 45 South opened until 1923, and the name osity of Rose and Jay Phillips, a St. Albans Street in St. Paul, to be

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two-story addition to the Midway could stay connected with their sole mission of Sholom Foundation Parkway building was completed friends, family, synagogues, and is to raise sufficient endowment in 1966, and named the Phillips community involvement as they assets and annual revenue to proAddition, allowing 29 residents to moved to a new level of care. In vide crucial dollars for Sholom be transferred from The Kaplan 2012, Enhanced Assisted Living services and facilities, and to proHome. was introduced at Roitenberg, mote excellence in care to those St. Paul was becoming estabwhich allowed tenants to remain served by Sholom. Together with lished, but the “West� had not yet in their residence while receiving the Auxiliary, their mission is to been pioneered! After completeven higher levels of care. Its first enrich, enhance, support, and ing a series of studies, it was deterresident was Micki Rosen; a piobring comfort to the residents of mined there was a need for senior neering program for true pioneers!

Sholom. services in Minneapolis. In 1990, In 1995, Sholom Home, The St. Paul arm of the orgagroundbreaking began on a 170Inc. and Community Housing nization was relocated in February bed nursing facil2009 to the corner ity in St. Louis Park The Sholom Auxiliary & Foundation were of West 7th Street that became known and Otto Avenue, originally created to enrich, enhance, as Sholom Home where a state-of-theWest located on the support, and bring comfort to the residents art facility was built.

Norman and Lisette Named the Rossy of Sholom Home East and later Ackerberg Family and Richard Shaller to Sholom Home West.

Campus.

Family Sholom East There was also Campus, it is home a real need for market-rate and and Service Corporation joined to the Shirley Chapman Sholom HUD-subsidized independent together and became the Sholom Home East, Bentson Family housing that could provide tenants Community Alliance, an organiAssisted Living Residence and with a comforting sense of Jewish zation providing a full continuum the Harry & Jeanette Weinberg tradition, so Menorah West and of health and housing services. A Apartments. In addition, it also Knollwood Place Apartments were single Board of Trustees directed houses the David Feinberg Vitality built on the West campus. These six facilities: Knollwood Place, & Aquatics Center, Jay and Rose gave tenants a host of opportuniMenorah Plaza, Menorah West, Phillips Center for Memory Care, ties to remain active in the comRoitenberg Family Assisted Living, Roitenberg Adult Day Center, munity yet live independently.

Sholom Home East, Sholom Home Sholom Johnson Hospice Center As the need grew for assisted livWest, and the Leo and Doris and Agency. In addition, Sholom ing, Roitenberg Family Assisted Hodroff Pavilion for Memory Care. operates its own home health Living Residence was added right In order to guard its future agency, Sholom Home Care. next door. Such close proximity to financial needs, the Sholom The Shaller Family Sholom Knollwood Place meant tenants Foundation was organized. The East Campus has remained in such 11

Look for your 2014 Food for Your Soul invitation coming in the mail!

Or go to FoodForYourSoul.org for more information. Registration begins online this spring.

Sholom Receives High Government Rating!

Medicare.gov’s Nursing Home Compare Web site has given Sholom Home West and Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East a 5- and 4-Star rating, respectively, in 2013, with comparisons to other nursing homes in the areas of overall quality, health inspection, quality measures, staffing, and RN staffing. We look forward to continuing this standard of excellence in the coming years.

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high demand that a new construction project was completed in 2013 to add 16 more accommodations to the Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East.

With pioneering comes growth opportunities. Both campuses have flourished and grown at a remarkable rate, and the natural wear and tear that results is requiring updates and expansion in order to keep serving our seniors in the standards of excellence for which Sholom has become known. What was once a small, quiet community with residents staying for nearly three years has changed dramatically (see chart at right). Both campuses now experience extremely high traffic and utilization, which warrants frequent reinvestment and replacement of our furnishings, fixtures, and equipment.

In 2013, both Sholom Home West and Shirley Chapman Sholom Home East received a Five-Star Rating from medicare. gov Nursing Home Compare Web site in overall quality, health inspection, quality measures, staffing, and RN staffing. And as Sholom has evolved over the years, so have the needs.

We speak not to brick and mortar, but to the lives of people who seek refuge within our walls. With

your continued support, we can continue that pioneering spirit that our forefathers and foremothers began back in 1908.

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Years Ago 1986 Length of Stay...........................952 days Annual Admissions ............................117

2013 SHOLOM EAST Annual Admissions ..........................690 Avg. Length of Stay TCU*.......16 days Avg. Length of Stay LTC** .....90 days

SHOLOM WEST Annual Admissions ...........................386 Avg. Length of Stay TCU ........22 days Avg. Length of Stay LTC ..... 270 days *TCU: Transitional Care Unit **LTC: Long-Term Care

The Sp i r i t of Pion e e r s

Fo od forYour Soul

By Libby Goldstein Parker Sholom Auxiliary Liaison

Good food.

Good company.

Good cause.

W

hat do you get when you take

one small group of people, one fabulous and delicious dinner party, a generous helping of

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entertainment, loads and loads of interesting conversation, and a sprinkle of goodwill? Of course: this is the recipe for Food for Your Soul, Sholom’s major annual fundraiser, cooked up by the tireless efforts of the Sholom Auxiliary master chefs!

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Food for Your Soul is a fundraiser through the Sholom Auxiliary to benefit the residents of Sholom and the more than 1,000 seniors Sholom serves each year. The concept for this event is based on individuals or couples throughout the Twin Cities who host an intimate dinner party gathering in their homes featuring a special guest.

“Special Guests” are our community’s movers and shakers or experts in their fields who attend one of the dinners and speak about their particular area of expertise. There are a wide range of options for guests to choose from—everything from arts to food and wine, politics, sports, entertainment, business, academia, social change—and a wide variety of homes and hosts.

Community members purchase tickets to attend the dinner party that is most intriguing to them.

Food for Your Soul provides an efficient and effective way for Sholom Auxiliary to raise critical dollars while keeping expenses low and attracting a diverse audience. Hosts are asked to provide the dinner, and Special Guests are asked to participate at no cost to Sholom.

The idea for this event was borrowed from the Boston Jewish 14

Day School. A few years ago, Sholom’s then Board President, Wendy Baldinger, had a copy of the invitation for their event, “Matters of Taste.” Wendy brought the invite to the Marketing Committee meeting, handed it to us, and said, “I think we could do this for Sholom.” And that’s how Food for Your Soul was born!

The first year, amid much skepticism, Food for Your Soul raised about $50,000—not bad for a first-time event! For the second and third years, our community

Looking good. Feeling good. Sholom Auxiliary sponsors “Live 2 B Healthy® Senior Fitness” at Sholom.

Estelle Gedan (left) and Marion Toberman work to increase arm strength with the Live 2 B Healthy® program.

really came forward, and we were able to raise about $100,000 each year to help the Auxiliary continue providing the comforts of home to our Sholom residents, tenants, and clients.

This past year, money raised from Food for Your Soul went directly to support the Live 2 B Healthy® Senior Fitness program that is now available at Roitenberg Assisted Living Residence, Knollwood Place Apartments, and Bentson Assisted Living Residence. We are very excited to see what the fourth year will bring!

The recipe for success with this event is due in no small part to our Auxiliary members who work tirelessly for months, planning, brainstorming, contacting potential hosts and Special Guests to participate, securing corporate sponsors, and ensuring all the logistics for the evening to run smoothly. As you can imagine, this event literally takes a village, and we are so grateful for all of our hosts, Special Guests, committee members, donors, corporate sponsors and participants.

We could not whip up this delectable, nourishing event without their support!

2013–14 Boards of Directors SHOLOM BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Mark Freeman

President Mark Freeman Vice Presidents Steve Brand Bill Gotlieb John MacDonald Polly Saxon Treasurer Jerry Rudick Secretary Margie Solomon

Immediate Past President Barry Newman Directors Wendy Baldinger Carrie Bloomfield Neil Borenstein Allen Freeman Bill Horne Jay Goldberg Jon Gordon

Grant Kamin Lori Kamin Phyllis Karasov Becca Kvasnik (Aux. President) Brian Krisko Nancy Lane Shawn Rockler Paul Ross Michæl Saxon (Found. President)

Scott Seiler Michæl Shields Julie Swiler

SHOLOM FOUNDATION

President Michæl Saxon

President Michæl Saxon President Elect Mark Freeman Treasurer Lisa Heilicher Secretary Janie Berg Directors Steve A. Brand* Lisa Capp Bob Cohen

Arne Divine* Michæl Epstein Neil Fink Jack Fiterman Allen Freeman* David Gantman Jay D. Goldberg* Debbie Goldenberg Harold Goldfine Jon Gordon* Robert Hartman* Susan FeinbergHughes

Elaine Johnson Judy A. Karon Robert Karon* Becca Kvasnik Joy Leibman Josh Ribnick Mann Louis Newman Ken Raskin Jerry Rudick Ada Rubenstein z”l Herb Schechter Charles Selcer* Michelle Shaller

Thomas Sherman* Ben Steinberg Lloyd Stern* Jerome Yugend z”l* Drew Zamansky *Past Presidents

SHOLOM AUXILIARY President Becca Kvasnik Vice President Fundraising Micki Naiman Vice President Membership Layne Rosen Susie Held

President Becca Kvasnik

Vice President Programming for Members Rollye Rinkey Vice President Programming for Residents Sharon Kieffer Diane Mintz Treasurer Francie Corwin Recording Secretary Sheila Leventhal

Directors Barb Hoffman Diane Kuperman Sheri Rosen Laurie Smith Immediate Past President Nancy Getzkin Life Board Members Marion Klein Ann Miller Beryl Strickon 15

Sholom Housing Options

T

he Roitenberg Residence

on the Ackerberg Family Campus—Sholom West is an apartment living community that provides both privacy and peace of mind. We offer delicious meals and snacks, housekeeping, personal linen and laundry services, assistance with social services, a wellness office and programs, chaplaincy services and a host of social activities, cultural events and educational opportunities.

The Bentson Family Assisted Living Residence features warm, timeless dÊcor in a neighborhood setting on the beautiful Shaller Family Campus—Sholom East in St. Paul. We offer all the comforts listed above.

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assisted living ROITENBERG FAMILY ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE 3610 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 908.1776 Numero-Steinfeldt Foundation Assisted Living Pavilion We offer 52 studio, one- and twobedroom apartments with either traditional or enhanced assisted living services. Here’s a sampling of our amenities: • Family-style living rooms, sunrooms, gardens, and walking paths • On-site fitness center and Live 2 B Healthy® fitness classes • On-site beauty and barber shop • Private dining and catering services available • Utilities included • Access to Ackerberg Family campus continuum & hospice • Full calendar of activities, classes, and community events • Kosher dining—all meals and snacks included • Housekeeping and laundry service included • Scheduled van service • Ask about short-term stays!

BENTSON FAMILY ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE 730 Kay Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102 • (651) 328.2023 • 48 studio, one- and twobedroom apartments • Emergency call systems • Access to home care services through Sholom Home Care • Full calendar of activities, classes and community events • Kosher dining—all meals and snacks included • Housekeeping and laundry service included • Wellness programs • Scheduled van service • 24-hour staffing

ENHANCED ASSISTED LIVING

If your loved one requires a higher level of care than what is offered in a traditional assisted living setting, talk to us. We can help you find what best suits your loved one’s needs.

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Sholom Housing Options

S

holom offers short-term rehabilitation services and therapies for persons

recovering from surgery, injury, or other acute illness, and who may require additional rehab nursing care before they return home.

Our memory care facilities consist of separate, supportive environments specially designed and staffed for the distinctive needs of adults with dementia and memory loss.

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memory care JAY & ROSE PHILLIPS CENTER FOR MEMORY CARE 730 Kay Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102 (651) 328.2023 • 18 studio apartments • Specialized programs and services fostering independence and wellness for individuals experiencing mild to moderate stages of dementia and memory loss • Sholom Home Care staff on-site 24/7

LEO & DORIS HODROFF PAVILION FOR MEMORY CARE 3610 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 908.1776 • 24 studio apartments • Specialized programs and services fostering independence and wellness for individuals experiencing mild to moderate stages of dementia and memory loss • Sholom Home Care staff on-site 24/7

skilled nursing & short-term rehabilitation SHIRLEY CHAPMAN SHOLOM HOME EAST 740 Kay Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102 (651) 328.2000 • 108-bed care center with private rooms and baths • Short-term rehabilitation, longterm, respite, memory, hospice, and palliative care • Chapel, library, gift shop/deli, beauty/barber shop • Rooftop outdoor patios • Sholom Johnson Hospice Center

SHOLOM HOME WEST 3620 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park MN 55426 (952) 935.6311 • 179-bed care center • Outdoor garden courtyard • Chapel, library, gift shop, beauty/barber shop • Short-term rehabilitation, long-term, respite, memory, hospice, and palliative care

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market-rate senior apartment homes KNOLLWOOD PLACE APARTMENTS 3630 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 939.1605 • 153 one- and two-bedroom apartment homes • Controlled entry, emergency call system & heated underground parking • Access to home care services provided by Sholom Home Care; staff on-site 24/7 • Full calendar of activities, classes and community events

hud-supported apartment homes MENORAH PLAZA 4925 Minnetonka Blvd.

St. Louis Park, MN 55416 (952) 653.3680 • 151 one- and two-bedroom apartment homes 20

• Recreational, cultural, and social programming • Dining services • State-funded, waivered services for customized living program available • Access to home care services through Sholom Home Care; staff on-site 24/7

MENORAH WEST 3600 Phillips Parkway, St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 653.3680 • 45 one-bedroom apartment homes • Recreational, cultural, and social programming • Meal programs available • State-funded waivered services for customized living program available • Access to home care services through Sholom Home Care; Staff available 24/7

HARRY & JEANETTE WEINBERG APARTMENTS 760 Perlman Street, St. Paul, MN 55102 • (651) 925.8000 • 45 one-bedroom apartment homes • Recreational, cultural, and social programming • State-funded waivered services for customized living program available • Underground parking • Access to home care services through Sholom Home Care; staff available 24/7

Sholom Services also on the rossy & richard shaller family east campus

Community-Wide SHOLOM HOME CARE (952) 939.1649 Enables seniors to continue to live in their own home while receiving high-quality home health and personal care services.

Sholom Home Care is Medicare certified and is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care.

SHOLOM JOHNSON HOSPICE AGENCY (651) 328.2091 Hospice care wherever you live; providing physical, emotional, and spiritual care to individuals approaching the end of life and their families.

DAVID FEINBERG VITALITY & AQUATICS CENTER 730 Kay Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102 • (651) 328.2051 • Warm water therapy pool • Certified trainers

ROITENBERG FAMILY ADULT DAY CENTER

SHOLOM CATERING St. Paul: (651) 328.2034 Minneapolis: (612) 590.5271 In need of Kosher catering for all your party needs? Sholom Catering has the right food for any occasion!

Go to www.sholomcatering.com.

730 Kay Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102 • (651) 328.2015 • Enriching programming • Socialization • Nutritious meals • Secure environment

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Sholom Financials Statement of Financial Position Sholom and Affiliates Consolidated ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents Short-Term Investments Accounts Receivable Current Assets Limited as to Use Other Current Assets Total Current Assets ASSETS LIMITED AS TO USE Less: Current Portion Total Assets Limited to Use (Net of Current Portion) PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT

2013 $

4,984,437 760,986 3,753,035 1,722,352 368,423 11,589,233

2012 $

6,387,929 445,191 3,360,385 1,749,359 318,102 12,260,966

33,508,338 1,722,352

34,991,396 1,749,359

31,785,986

33,242,037

82,900,341

83,656,450

OTHER ASSETS

1,842,197

1,707,683

TOTAL ASSETS

$ 128,117,757

$ 130,867,136

2012

13,374,176 967,382 2,998,356 70,201 17,410,115 17,410,115

13,688,898 1,964,960 3,244,138 75,876 18,973,872

LONG-TERM LIABILITIES Trust and Security Deposits Deferred Compensation LTD, Less Current Portions Interest Rate Swap Agreement Total Long-Term Liabilities

403,741 262,596 50,517,061 1,354,222 52,537,620 52,537,620

395,916 281,196 51,789,651 1,978,383 54,445,146

TOTAL LIABILITIES

69,947,735

73,419,018

NET ASSETS Unrestricted Temporary Restricted Permanently Restricted Total Net Assets

31,279,666 5,198,665 21,691,691 58,170,022

33,277,681 3,426,300 20,744,137 57,448,118

$ 128,117,757

$ 130,867,136

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND ND NET ASSETS

REVENUE BY SOURCE HUD 5%

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2013

LIABILITIES CURRENT LIABILITIES Current Portion of LTD Accounts Payable Accrued Expenses Deferred Revenue Total Current Liabilities

Home Care 10%

Foundation 6%

SCA 0%

Sholom Financials Statement of Activities Sholom and Affiliates Consolidated UNRESTRICTED REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT Net Resident Service Revenue Rental Revenue Other Operating Revenue Unrestricted Contributions Investment Income Net Assets Released from Restrictions Used for Operations Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support OPERATING EXPENSES Programs and Services Management and General Development and Fundraising Total Operating Expenses OPERATING INCOME (LOSS) NONOPERATING GAINS (LOSSES) AND OTHER SUPPORT Realized and Unrealized Loss on Investments Grant Revenue Gain on Disposal of Assets Loss on Involuntary Conversion of Non-Monetary Assets Total Nonoperating Gains (Losses) and Other Support Excess (Deficit) Revenues, Gains and Other Support Over Expense Increase in Unrestricted ricted Net Assets Increase (Decrease) in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets Increase in Permanently Restricted Net Assets Net Assets, Beginning of Year Net Assets, End of Year

2013

2012

32,790,088 11,699,621 2,291,165 1,150,327 519,784 1,488,605 $ 49,939,590

34,191,772 9,666,845 2,349,971 1,384,118 1,575,052 1,341,267 $ 50,509,025

42,314,674 8,685,043 808,660

41,097,210 8,512,576 698,633

$ 51,808,377

$ 50,308,419

$ (1,868,787)

$

588,705 187,855 776,560 $ (1,092,227) 866,577

200,606 (118,230) 317,589 6,500 (109,381) 96,478

$

297,084 3,400 (221,952)

947,554

1,520,510

57,448,118

55,849,076

$ 58,170,022

$ 57,448,118

A complete copy of financial statements audited by CliftonLarsonAllen LLP is available upon request

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CAR E. COMPASSION. COMMUNITY.

Sholom We need our community behind us now more than ever! Show your support for Sholom in several different ways!

1. Become a member of Sholom and receive dual membership with Sholom Auxiliary. Choose from several membership levels, or become a life member! Use the envelope included in this report to show your support!

2. Become a Bed & Breakfast Backer.

Join the Sholom devotees who understand and support our mission to care for the elderly. Bed and Breakfast Backers contribute in increments of $25 or more per month to offset Sholom’s operating losses. Backers are automatically members of Sholom. To become a Bed & Breakfast backer, call (952) 934.1664.

3. Acknowledge a special occasion or memorialize someone with a donation to Sholom.

To make a tribute or donation on our website at www.sholom.com, click on “Giving” and learn how!

For more information on all of these options, call (952) 939.1664.

4. Volunteer your time and talents at Sholom.

Give an hour or a day, once or on a regular basis. To learn more about the countless volunteer opportunities available, call: (952) 939.1627 (St. Louis Park) or (651) 328.2068 (St. Paul).

Sholom Auxiliary

Created to enrich, enhance, and bring comfort to Sholom residents and tenants through fundraising efforts.

The Auxiliary has provided many “extras” for Sholom residents and tenants through the years, including purchasing special equipment and offsetting the “in-house” beauty/ barber shop fees.

Sales of Auxiliary-made “Delicious Knishes,” the Food for Show, Food on the Go cookbook, and Special Service cards all directly benefit Sholom, so mark your calendars now for the third Thursday in June, when the Auxiliary will bring you the annual Food for Your Soul (FFYS) event, which continues to be a resounding success every year!

Auxiliary specific endowments are another way to support the Auxiliary’s efforts. Endowments support specific programs such as communication; others are there for where the need is greatest. To find out how you can create an Auxiliary endowment fund or to become a member, call 952.939.1594.

The dual membership program of Sholom and the Auxiliary has been tremendously successful. Be sure to renew your membership for the next year, or, if you aren’t already a member, you can join anytime!

Join online at www.sholom.com or call (952) 939.1638.

Sholom Foundation

Ensuring Sholom programs, services, and facilities for our elderly loved ones, ourselves, and generations to come . . .

The sole mission of Sholom Foundation is to raise sufficient endowment and annual funds to generate financial support for Sholom services and facilities; and to promote excellence in care to those served by Sholom for generations to come.

Serving the fastest-growing population— seniors over the age of 65—and ever-decreasing government reimbursements for long-term care makes the need for a reliable source of funding for Sholom more important than ever.

The Foundation’s fundraising efforts are concentrated in the following: planned gifts, current and future pledges of cash, stock, property, and estate gifts that name Sholom Foundation as a beneficiary in a will, life insurance policy, qualified retirement fund or trust, or charitable trust—all of which may establish named funds to support Sholom in perpetuity.

To learn more about how you can make a difference with your gift to Sholom Foundation, call Executive Director Jœl Mandel at (952) 939.1593. Donate online: www.sholomfoundation.com.

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Dedicated Members Sholom/Auxiliary Life Members Anonymous (1) Ruth Aaron Margo & Barry Abelson Bonnie & Alvin Abrahamson Joan & Jack Abrahamson Lucille Abramovitz Richard Abrams Carolyn Abramson Joy & David Abramson Lynn & Buddy Abramson Sandy & Ed Abramson Marian Adcock Elaine & Mark Adelman Jean Adelson John Adler Marjorie Adler Tracey & Ken Agranoff Charlotte Aizman Sandra Alch Nance Alexander Doddie Altman Clarita & David Anderson Meredith & Greg Anderson Mary & William Andler Loni & Darrell Ansel Phyllis Appelbaum Sally Appelbaum Al Apple Erika & Paul Applebaum Lorraine & Sid Applebaum Molly & Steve Applebaum Stuart & Maxine Applebaum Deborah & Michæl Armel Jan & Josh Arnold Naomi & Neil Arnold Jason & Joyce Aronson Lorraine Astren Ruth Atlas 26

Rose Averbach Wendy & Howie Bach Kerry & Scott Bader Kristi Bader & Gary Swartz Molly & Sidney Bader Abby & Shel Badzin Fern Badzin Sandra & Barry Baines Estelle & Robert Baldinger Wendy & Steven Baldinger Karen & Ronald Balto Adrienne & Morton Bank Stephanie & David Bank Gerda Bankhalter Sally & Charlie Bans Shirley Baratz Bettie Barenbaum Marilyn & Larry Barenbaum Estelle & Harvey Barisof Etta & Mike Barry Melanie & Charles Barry Patti & Jev Baskin Lois & Walter Baum Betty Baumgarten Barbara & Lee Bearmon Roz & Sid Bearman Janie & Terry Becker Nettie Beers Janet & Robert Behringer Ginger & Martin Bell Myrna & Gary Bell Sally & James Beloff Judi Belzer & Jerry Waldman Linda & Paul Benenson Barbara Bentson Margo Berdass Pearl & Daniel Berdass Connie Berde Doris Berde

Michæl & Carol Berde Janie & David Berg Judy & James Berg Beverly & Phil Berman Constance Berman Janis Berman Lois Berman Lyle Berman Toby & Frank Berman Lisa & Alan Bernick Marcia & Herb Bernick Vivian & Steven Bernick Harriet Bernstein Sheila Bernstein Shirley & Marshall Besikof Linda & Butch Bialick Helena Bigos Betsy & Barry Birnberg Tammy & Carl Birnberg Ruth Blackman Rhonda & Charles Bland Donna & Alan Block Arline Bloom Bette Ann & Richard Bloom Bobby & Phil Bloom Peggy & Richard Bloom Shirley Bloomfield Michæl & Abigail Blum Ardis & Fred Blumenthal Shussie & Allen Blumenthal Lou Ann Bongard Ellen & Rudy Boschwitz Michele & Jeff Boston Gail & Steve Brand Raleigh Brand Jerry & Joy Bratter Darlene & Larry Braufman Linda & Miles Braufman Maddy Braufman Farrel & William Braunstein

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Jerome & Marilyn Richter Jan Ringer Dr. & Mrs. David Rosenbaum Sue & Gary Rosenberg Betty & Martin Rosenstein Fern & David Sanders Susanne G. Savett Marjorie & Bart Schneider Faye Segal and Esther Begam Millie & Howie Segal Berta & Stanley Shapiro Judy Shapiro Barbara & Lloyd Sigel Shirley Silberman Yetta & Jerry Simon Laurie Rose Simon Margie Solomon Ione & Alan Stiegler Beth Silverwater & Norman Greenberg Anne Strasser & Peter Douglas Carol Trestman Rabbi Barry & Zena Woolf Robin & Mark Zaban Kathy & Howard Zack Sylvia & Jack Zouber Individual ($36- $53) Anonymous (6) Arnold “Bill” Aberman Betty A. Agranoff Terry Appleman Allan Apter Harold Arenson DeDe Armel Gracie Azine Rosalyn Baker Amy Baratz Frances Baum Elaine Lehman Berg June Berg Elaine Berkowitz Charlotte Berman Gail Mirviss Berman Rhea Berman Elka Bernshtein

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Peni & Steve Gensler June Gilats Marlene Gimpel Lorraine Gitis Gail Glatzer Judi Gallop Gleeman Harriet M. Glick Janet & Barry Godes Judith Goldberg Kaye Goldberg Lois Goldberg Paula Goldberg Scott Goldberg Shirley Goldberg Lynn H. Goldbloom Beverly Goldfine Irene Goldfine Darlene Goldman Susan Goldman Dorothy Goldstein Nancy Goldstein Lillian Goltzman Rose Goodman Carolyn L. Gordon Jill Gottlieb Carrie Gottstein Sally Grans-Korsh & Ron Korsh Bernice Greenberg Jill Greer Barbara Grossman Alta Harris Bernice Heiligman Shirley A. Heiligman Harriet “Chick” Held Joan & Jerry Helfand Denise Hertz Lorraine Hertz Shirley Hill Mildred Ingber Roberta Gershone Jaffe Francine Jerson Phyllis Kahn Marion A. Kahn Rosann Kahner Georgia Kalman Raleigh Kaminsky Peggy Kane Wendy Kane Rosalind Kaplan Ruth Kasdan Connie Katz Dalia Katz Gail Katz

Karen & David Katz Sybil Katz Judith Kessel Linda Kieffer Audrey Kiges Mitchel Kirshbaum Nadine Kivens Rachel Klein Miriam & Robert Kleinbaum Betty Kohn Eileen Kopman Bette Kotlarz Lois Kozberg Serafima Krivolapova June C. Lapidus Sanford Lederfine Janice Leichter Esther Lerman Joyce Levenson Stephanie Levine Laurel Lifson Helen Lipets Rita Lusky Ellen Mack Paula L. Maisel Nancy Maltzman Jill Ann Marks Sandra Marrinson Esther Miller Diane Mintz Gloria Murman Neil Naftalin Richard Neuman Harriet J. Newman Louise & Robert Newman Terry Nolan & Carl Markus Leslie Novak Pam Ottenstein Barbara Penn Ina Pfefer Margery Pihlstrom Marcia Pinkus Shirley Politz Suzanne Prass Bonnie Prawer Sara Press Nancy Proman Toni Raihill Ida Rapoport Audray Rees Joan Rischall

Elaine Rosen Fran Rosen Layne Harris Rosen Betty Rosenberg Francie Ross Robert Rubenstein Dr. Rosalyn Rubin Sybil Rubin Sheryl Rutzick Sharon Sacks Gayle Sæks Jan Saffron-Johnson Naomi Salloway Anne Ræ Sanderson David Sandler Margie Scherzer Rosalyn Schwartzman Merle Shapiro Susan Shapiro Nan Shaw Rita Shear Betty Sher Bernie Sherman Judith S. Sherman Anita Siegel Lois Siegel Janny & Alan Silver Marilyn Silver Fern Silverman Loreen Silverman Josephine Berg Simes Beverly Simon Maxine Simon Minnie Singer Edith Naomi Smith Jane Smith Betty Smithberg Allen Spencer Stephen E. Spielberg Joan Strouse Sophie Teener Helen Toretsky Sandy Unger Bernice Upin Mary Van Slyke-Zaslofsky Liz Ward Robert Warshawsky Ann Wasserman Clara Watchman Betty Weber Idele Weinberg Lorraine Weinberg Felicia Weingarten

Suzanne M. Weinstein Connie Weisberg David & Dana Beth Weisman Susan White Dr. Peter & Madee Wilton Rollye Winnig Patricia Wolkoff Ellie Wolpert Judith Yesnes Mary Youle & Philip Cohen Beverly Zakheim Betty Zats Linda Zempel Bed & Breakfast Backers Bed & Breakfast gifts add to the monthly cash flow required to offset the funding gap between the true costs of care and shrinking government reimbursements.

Anonymous (2) Carolyn Abramson Eileen Adams Yaffa & Mark Appelbaum Shirley Baratz Marilyn & Bruce Baum Emily Beker Sally & James Beloff Bobby & Phil Bloom Geri & Milton Blumenfeld Gail & Steve Brand Dr. Richard Brody & Margaret Flynn Barbara Brooks Myra Chazin Carole Davidson Lois & Sherm Devitt Kathy & Gary Diamond Mitzi Diamond Carol & Stan Dobrin Lois & Dale Dobrin Beverly Dolinsky Jill & Bob Edelstein Helen & Jim Ehrlich Gloria Esensten Corrine & Tom Feinberg David Feinberg

Amy & Jack Fiterman Toba & Allen Freeman Sandra & Paul Friedman Kristin & David Gantman Lucille & Burt Garr Harriet & Bill Gasway Nancy & Jeff Getzkin Mimi & Sherry Gleekel Barb & Steve Godes Esta & Jerry Gold Chad Goldberg Ilene & Jay Goldberg Lois Goldberg Marlene & Sandy Goldberg Tobe & Arlin Goldberg Rivoli Golden Karen Gordon Merry & Lowell Gordon Ida Greenfield Sarah Gruber Jill & Jonathan Halper Bonnie & Steve Heller Susan Feinberg Hughes & Gerry Hughes Dobie & Dick Hunegs Bruce R. Kahn Lori & Jay Kamin Carole & Martin Kaplan Donna & Michæl Kaplan Judy A. Karon Jennifer & Kenneth Katz Becky & Abe Kern Jane & Bob Ketroser Miriam & Lee Kieffer Sheldon & Eva Kieffer Alec Kiperstin Diane & Allen Kuperman Harriet & Miles Lane Janet Leach & Ed Pickett Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Bea & Richard Levey Ruth & Jerrold Levine Sheila & Jœl Locketz Rhoda & Don Mains Peggy & Jœl Mandel Josh Ribnick Mann

Marcia & Phil Marcus Gayle Marko Ethel Mayeron Dina & Igor Mikhailenko Barbara & Sol Minsberg Amy & Barry Newman Gayle Newman Trisha & Evan Niefeld Jean Nudell Michæl Orren Marsha & Harvey Ostrow June & Alvin Perlman Liz & Jack Pink Lil Ræn Wendy & Jeff Ringer Connie & Paul Ross Josef Rozenberg Elaine & Jerald Rudick Sandy & Jim Rutzick Gloria & Rudy Schœn Ruthie & Dick Schumeister Martin Segal Abby & Barrie Segall Leslee & Mert Shapiro Doris & Eddie Sherman Estie & Jim Sherman Len Silesky Diane & Rick Smookler Cathy Snyder Margie Solomon Sandra & Jason Sondell Hope Stanley Cheryl & Sanford Stein Marion & Michæl Swatez Deanna & James Tilsen Chana & Philip Weber Carol Mæ & Skip Widdes Barbara Winthrop Sandy & Marv Wolfenson

These lists refer to all those who had any type of membership during the 2013 calendar year. We apologize for any inadvertent errors or omissions.

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