Sholom Foundation - "Circle of Life" - Summer 2020

SUMMER

2020 A Feather in the Capp’s Cap

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The impact of COVID-19 on Sholom is profound.

Your support during this unprecedented crisis has made a difference in the lives of each

Esther and Martin Capp were devoted supporters of Sholom, helping to provide for the needs of seniors in our community long into the future. They established the Martin & Esther Capp Endowment Fund during their lifetime, left a legacy for after they were gone, and participated in capital and annual fundraising campaigns. Susan Rosenblatt, granddaughter of the Capps, shared some insights into the values which continue to guide the family’s philanthropy, “My grandparents believed in hard work and in dedication to the community.”

Lisa added, “My parents worked hard to accumulate the means by which they could lend a hand.

resident, their families, and to our staff.

Thank you for your help.

f my parents, Esther and Marty Capp, were sitting with me right now, I’d thank them for their legacy and for allowing us to continue their philanthropic efforts. I hope they would be proud of our accomplishments,” Lisa Capp recently remarked when talking about her parent’s generosity. She continued, “By translating their values into actions, Martin and Esther Capp we endeavor to follow in their footsteps!”

Recognizing a great need, the Capp Family donated $100,000 to Sholom’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, helping to ensure that Sholom’s vulnerable residents will continue to receive uninterrupted care and services during these unprecedented times.

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Sholom’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Campaign Garners Tremendous Support

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he alarm bells sounded on March 13! COVID-19 was no longer a perceived threat; the terrifying illness was now at our doorstep. The Sholom Foundation launched into high gear, immediately establishing an emergency campaign to help mitigate the huge costs this new disease would bring to Sholom.

The Sholom Foundation is honored to thank more than 500 individuals, families, foundations, and businesses which, in a matter of weeks, answered a plea for help! More than $660,000 has been raised for Sholom’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund. At the same time, countless in-kind gifts of personal protective equipment (PPE), laptops and iPads, high-tech equipment and televisions, games and puzzles, and meals for staff arrived at Sholom’s two campuses to help ease the stress and anxiety caused by the COVID-19. (Please see pages 16 and 21.)

For a listing of all donations, see pages 17–23

Sholom’s resident population, with an average age of 86, is at an extremely high risk for serious illness as a result of COVID-19. With lightning speed, protective measures were implemented to safeguard our vulnerable residents. The Sholom Foundation recognized the costs for these vital actions would grow exponentially, as would the loss of revenue, both repercussions of the continued on page 9

2019–2020

Sholom Foundation Board of Directors President: Steven Gottlieb Vice President: David Gantman Treasurer: Michael Blum Officer At Large: Debbie Goldenberg Directors:

Melanie Barry Brad Birnberg Steve A. Brand* Neil Borenstein Arne Divine z”l * Jay Dworsky Allen Freeman* Mark Freeman* Lisa Furman Jeff Getzkin Jay D. Goldberg* Jon Gordon * Karen Gordon Robert Hartman* Susan Feinberg Hughes Robert Karon* Joy Leibman Dan Lieberthal Neil Moses-Zirkes David Nirenstein Steve Orloff Ada Rubenstein z”l Sheryl Rutzick Michael Saxon* Charles Selcer* Cindy Shapiro Thomas Sherman* Debbie Spencer Lloyd Stern* Sonia Ungerman Deborah Weiss Kim Wolson Jerome Yugend z”l * * Past Presidents

Executive Director Joel D. Mandel Executive Director Emeritus Jay M. Jacobson z”l Capital Campaign Director Mort Naiman Director of Philanthropy Jeffrey Sherman Assistant Mimi Kudak Donations Coordinator Christie Cotcamp

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21 for $2.1 – Care Comes First Capital Campaign Update

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onstruction continues at an accelerated pace for the 1st floor renovations at the Knollwood Place Apartments. Protective barriers have allowed work to progress, and in fact, the beautiful new lobby, dining room, nosh nook, game and computer room, and program spaces will be completed ahead of schedule. Since renovations began, Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign Co-Chairs have been keeping their eyes on the amount of cash and pledges needed to pay for the $4.9 million Knollwood renovation.

“Thank you to those who have demonstrated support through their financial commitments,” said Capital Campaign Co-Chair, Amy Baratz. “It’s very heartwarming to see the community support this bold move.” Stan Baratz, also a Campaign Co-Chair added, “This is a huge accomplishment for our community – one in which we hope donors take great pride.”

Providing a firm platform for the project is the $2.8 million already raised for the Knollwood renovation, leaving a gap of $2.1 million needed to complete the funding by the end of the year.

Setting for the new reception area.

Renovating the space for mailboxes.

“To date, the Capital Campaign has raised $16 million. A focus now is to secure the remaining funds for the Knollwood renovation, as well as funding for other high priority projects," said Mike & Polly Saxon, also Co-Chairs for the Campaign.

The Capital Campaign Co-Chairs recently unveiled a special Knollwood Place Apartments Renovation goal of 21 gifts totaling $2.1 million. Asking 21 individuals, families, and foundations to each commit to gifts of at least $100,000 payable over 5 years, will secure the $2.1 million needed to complete the $4.9 million renovation project. Knollwood Place residents and their families are also being invited to participate in the Campaign.

Even with COVID-19 and construction ongoing, potential residents love the virtual tours, are holding their apartments with deposits, and move-in dates are being scheduled. Residents are looking forward to the inviting new “Nosh Nook” dedicated by the Sholom Auxiliary with a $250,000 gift.

For information on becoming a donor to the Knollwood Place Apartments Capital Campaign Renovation Project, please contact Mort Naiman at 952.939.1631, or mnaiman@sholom.com.

The “Nosh Nook” will be open and spacious.

Sholom Responds to the COVID-19 Emergency

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holom’s staff, headed by Barbara Klick, Sholom CEO, heeded the early warnings of an impending devastating virus – COVID-19. Following the advice of the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), a stringent course of action was immediately implemented, carefully designed to prevent and combat COVID-19 and to safeguard the health and wellbeing of staff.

Sholom is exceedingly proud of its response to COVID-19.

Staff rallied to the emergency and continues to employ expert professional judgement and thinking, implementing policies and procedures, calling upon many years of combined training, knowledge, best practices, and experience. Sholom’s amazing actions in the face of this emergency reflects the finest in leadership, professionalism, selflessness, dedication, and teamwork.

A resident’s son shared, “The nursing staff was fabulous: answering my questions in as a supportive way as possible, helping set up video calls, and most importantly, giving comfort to my mom.”

Enjoying a cold ice cream sundae on a hot afternoon.

Clinical measures were immediately initiated throughout Sholom.

• Restricting all visitors from entering Sholom buildings, permitting only essential staff into resident areas.

• Halting all group programs and activities, dining rooms were closed, even Passover Seders were cancelled.

• Requiring staff health screenings at the beginning of each shift.

• Monitoring vital signs of residents in the care center and assisted living.

• Increasing the supply of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (face masks, gowns, face shields, disposable gloves).

• Meticulously preparing isolation areas should they be needed by residents under investigation for COVID-19 and/or testing positive for COVID-19 but not requiring hospitalization.

• Immediately strengthening staff education for infection control, recognition of COVID-19 symptoms, and meeting resident’s psycho-social needs, especially during social isolation.

Clinical measures, including wearing PPE, were vital.

“Our mother, Barb, who lives at Sholom Home West, tells us how comfortable she is. My siblings and I are glad Mom is comfortable and she is confident in the way COVID-19 is being managed. Thank you from all of us.”

Barb Kluender continued on page 4

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Sholom Responds continued from page 3 Transparency – Sholom made the important decision to continue its practice of openness and transparency.

Barbara Klick stated, “We have worked hard to create trust and cooperation and be open with our staff, residents, families and the community. Even though we anticipate there may be information that is difficult to share and hard to hear, we will ensure transparency through our website, telephone hotline, and emailed information. It is the right thing to do. We know these times are unprecedented and accompanied with fear and anxiety. We will continue to provide excellent care, complying with rules and guidelines, balancing it with reality and decelerating panic.”

“I am so appreciative for the clear information we receive from Sholom about COVID-19. Our family is confident that all that can be done is being done, to keep everyone safe and healthy. I miss visiting with my mom, but we understand. Thank G-D for Sholom.” –Sonia Ungerman, whose mother lives at Knollwood Place Apartments.

Sonia Ungerman and her mother Dalia Katz who is a resident of Knollwood Place Apartments.

I cannot imagine there is another facility in this state where the residents are cared for like we are. We Jews of the Twin Cities are very fortunate that years ago this organization was created to care for the elderly. The staff is working so hard to keep us comfortable and busy during this difficult time.

We are so appreciative.

–Dalia Katz

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Susan Duchon, whose father resides at Sholom Home West said, “I am very pleased with ongoing communication with Sholom. Their staff called to tell me how Dad is being monitored and evaluated. The wonderful care he is receiving is just the same as before COVID-19.

I can’t say enough positive things about staff.”

Herman Shikrot

We gave to the COVID-19 relief fund in gratitude for all that Sholom does for the residents and the community.

Our grandmother Renée was so appreciative of the amazing care she received. Renée had a great quality of life being on the Sholom campus.

–The Kopilenko Family

Supporting Residents – A hallmark of Sholom is the depth of programming offered to residents which encourage socialization, communication, and engagement.

In light of COVID-19 and ceasing all group activities, staff pivoted to provide the same level of service while providing alternative formats.

Creativity became the watchword of Therapeutic Recreation. Generous friends of Sholom donated iPads, laptop computers, and video equipment. These offer a means of communication with loved ones, as well as leisure time enjoyment for viewing and streaming movies, concerts, and virtual tours. Entertainers relocated from the auditoriums to the parking lots, broadcasting their music into resident areas. Individualized activities including books, cards, games, puzzles, art and handcraft projects became even more available. Days were brightened with flowers, ice cream socials, and happy hour carts traveling from room to room. Virtual reality goggles allow residents to “travel” to far-away places. Memory boxes filled with familiar objects stimulate conversation and reminiscences. continued on page 5

Sholom Responds continued from page 4 Spiritual Care and religious services remain a priority.

The Rabbis, Chaplains, and staff conduct services, study groups, and pastoral counseling using Zoom, telephone, and one to one visits (with appropriate PPE). In these uncertain times, Spiritual Care is even more welcome by residents and staff. Inspirational messages are widely shared, especially to uplift tired and overwhelmed workers.

Rabbi Shalom Reznik-Bell stated, “We provide traditional prayers and pastoral care in non-traditional ways; the method of delivery may be new, but the essentials remain intact.”

Staff response – Sholom staff members across all departments have risen to the occasion, demonstrating dedication and concern for the residents. Individuals assume added responsibilities, work long hours, while balancing work duties with concerns for one’s own health and the health of their loved ones. Some staff members were redeployed to deliver meals, mail, groceries, and to fill-in service gaps. Staff is called upon to help calm resident’s fears and assume the role of loved ones and volunteers who cannot visit. Front-desk staff has the painful task of helping families say good-bye to their loved ones until visiting is once again permitted. The definition of person-centered care has expanded to provide additional TLC and one-to-one focus for room-bound residents with increased attention.Sholom is proud of its staff: true professionals and heroes.

Shirley Jacobson

Shirley Jacobson, a resident of the Roitenberg Assisted Living residence, shared her feelings about staying safe during COVID-19. “I’m a bit lonely; I eat by myself, I walk by myself,” and she laughed, “I’m getting tired of myself! Never in my life did I think I would experience this, but I really can’t complain. I see the family on Zoom. My meals are delivered to my apartment and I receive calls from all over. I pray for the vaccine – we have to think positive!”

“Even with my mask, I water the garden daily.

I’m eager for the tomatoes to ripen.”

Sholom plays such an important role in our community.

In these extraordinary times, we wanted to help Sholom with additional financial support to assist with managing through the crisis to ensure a strong organization and continued quality care and services.

–Randi and Barry Wolfish

Despite all efforts, some lives were lost at Sholom as the result of COVID-19. Each death is significant.

We mourn for our friends, residents, and our co-worker.

We miss these individuals being by our side. May their memories be for a blessing.

“May God comfort you among the other mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.”

“Ha’makom yenakhem etkhem, betokh sha’ar avelei Tziyon vi’Yerushalayim.”

The COVID-19 emergency has had a huge impact on Sholom. For more information, please contact Jeffrey Sherman, jsherman@sholom.com, 952.939.1594.

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Staff spends more time with each resident in lieu of family visits.

Preparing hearts for the “Heart Wall”.

Mom and Sholom – Connected for Good My mother, Marion Klein, was a resident at Knollwood Place (with my father) and then she moved to the Leo and Doris Hodroff Pavilion for Memory Care last November. The move wasn’t a surprise for us as she had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s many years ago. In a very unusual turn of events, my mother also contracted COVID-19 and the combination of the two illnesses was overwhelming. Thankfully, she passed peacefully.

As a family, we have talked quite a bit about Sholom and my mother. We don’t have the words to describe the amount of gratitude we have for the tremendous care she received. Even in these bizarre times where Sholom staff is operating in next to impossible conditions, we always knew she was safe and living the best life she could. We will never forget that.

Looking back, there was never really a question of, if it were needed, where my parents would live out their days. It was always Sholom.

There are a number of other places of care throughout the Twin Cities, but Sholom is and will always be different.

My mother always had a strong connection to Sholom – especially from volunteering. But until this last weekend, while going through the things you go through when someone passes away, I never understood the depth of her connection. I came across a speech my mother gave in 2012 when she was honored as a Woman of Valor by the Sholom Auxiliary.

Marion Klein

Sholom has feeling – life – a soul. And that’s something you can’t build. It comes from the people who work at Sholom.

And my mother loved it.

–Steve Klein

In it, she describes a time in her youth when George Kaplan came to her house to speak with her father. My grandfather, Isedor Goldetsky, was a builder and he had some land in St. Paul on Randolph near Snelling where he intended to build some apartments. George said, “Isedor, Sholom needs a new facility more than you need more apartments.” By the time George left the house, he had the land for the Sholom Home. Ironically, my mother’s uncle was one of the first residents.

So altogether, I guess you could say it was no surprise my mother was at Sholom. Do we miss her? Of course, we wish she were still here – smiling and laughing in only the way she could. But now, we know she is smiling and laughing with others who have left us too soon. And I’m sure Sholom is part of her, too.

With gratitude, Steve Klein, son of Marion Klein

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Sholom Adapts to a New Reality

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OVID-19 thrust Sholom into an emergency response overnight. Three months later, we continue to adapt to our new reality. Barbara Klick, Sholom CEO, said, “The effects of COVID-19 will be with us long into the future and recovery will require generosity, understanding, and patience. Our Sholom team was outstanding, honoring our values while demonstrating resiliency and teamwork, opening their hearts every day to our residents. As the pandemic evolves, our work will be reformed.” Our immediate outlook includes:

• Building upon the tremendous lessons learned through COVID-19, across all facets of Sholom.

• We are following MDH guidelines to allow residents and loved ones to safely visit.

• Honoring transparency with residents, families, and staff will continue to foster trust and strengthen our firm foundation.

• Meeting our community’s need for Sholom’s continuum by developing safe practices to welcome new residents.

• Maintaining connectivity through innovation.

• Continuing to celebrate Sholom’s more than 800 heroes on our staff.

• Investigating reliable ongoing COVID-19 testing until a vaccine is developed and/or much of the population possesses herd immunity.

Barbara continued, “We are embracing the challenge to establish a new rhythm in all that we do. I am optimistic as we begin to adapt to our new reality.”

• Working diligently to contend with the huge financial impact from COVID-19, suffering both a loss in revenue and an increase in expenses. Sholom appreciates the community’s wonderful response and generosity, however, your help is still needed as the virus will be with us for some time.

COVID-19 has had a huge impact on Sholom’s operations, as well as deeply affecting residents, families, and staff. Sholom is most appreciative for the emotional, financial, and in-kind support from the community. For more information, please contact Barbara Klick, Sholom CEO at bklick@sholom.com.

A new handheld translating machine makes conversation much easier. Here it is assisting with Russian and English.

Window visits using the speaker system helps reconnect families after such a long separation.

Staff members in masks getting ready to begin the day.

During this pandemic, it is important that we all do what we can to support those that are affected by COVID-19.

Although we cannot be there physically to support the residents at Sholom, we were glad to make a donation to the Relief Fund in order to help the staff be able to provide what is needed for the seniors who are living there at this unprecedented time. –Carole & Marty Kaplan 7

“I love our weekly family Zoom calls.

I kvell to see my kids – of all generations.”

“The flowers this summer are beautiful. I love helping to arrange them for residents and staff.”

As Jews we always want to help the most vulnerable in our community. COVID-19 has brought this more to light.

I was moved to support Sholom’s COVID-19 Relief Fund to help the vulnerable seniors in our community. –Sharon Lazarus

When I was in the rehabilitation unit at Sholom last year, so many staff people helped me to get better. When I saw the announcement about the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, I knew I could help the people who had helped me and who in turn were helping others. I was moved to write a check. I appreciate all that you do at Sholom. –Miriam Segall

“I have the opportunity to try all sorts of projects.”

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“It’s HAPPY hour!”

“So many people have sent us cards while we are in our rooms. It is so nice of them.”

Capp's Cap continued from page 1 We believe our responsibility is to steward their funds and continue their tradition of giving where they placed importance. We are proud to carry on their legacy.”

Marty Capp started his business in the late 1940’s, with little in his pocket, but believing that slow and steady hard work will bring success. He was raised on the west side of St. Paul, maintaining his dedication to the Jewish and civic communities. Esther Capp loved being with people, and excelled at helping those in need. Esther was a true “people person,” self-less, and loved by all.

Susan noted, “Grandma was social, big-hearted, and a connector.” Both Martin and Esther were active in several organizations in the Jewish and general communities.

The Capps were an observant Jewish family living in St. Paul. Lisa paraphrased her father’s words, “St. Paul must have places where Jews can be themselves and feel comfortable being Jewish. We need families who can sustain our Jewish organizations and participate in them.

Dad felt very lucky he could make a difference through his support of the community.” Lisa took this to heart and recently served as a member of the Sholom Foundation Board of Directors.

Susan commented, “As grandchildren we learned that our grandparent’s philanthropy was motivated by a desire to benefit the community, knowing that not everyone is in a position to contribute.” The Capps also understood that their gifts encouraged others to be generous. Susan continued, “We donate just as my grandparents did and we, too, hope our contributions encourage more charitable giving.”

The Capp Family generously contributed to Sholom’s Care Comes First Capital Campaign. Lisa Capp noted, “We strive to emulate the care my parents demonstrated for others. We are thankful we can support Sholom’s Capital Campaign.” (See page 2 for a Capital Campaign update.)

Sholom is grateful to the Capp Family for their financial support and communal insight. To emulate the Capp’s example by establishing an Endowment Fund at the Sholom Foundation, to contribute to one of the many funds and programs, or to request information, please call Joel Mandel, 952.939.1593, jmandel@sholom.com.

Emergency Relief Campaign continued from page 1 virus. With swift and urgent action, contributions were sought to save lives and meet profound needs created

by COVID-19.

The community responded with generosity and heartfelt acclaim. Sholom Foundation President Steve Gottlieb said, “I am proud the Foundation’s dedicated efforts have yielded tremendous results. The community understands that ensuring care and services for our residents must continue, without fail.”

Foundation Board member Debra Spencer wrote, “Craig and I feel good about contributing to the COVID-19 Relief Fund. My mother had a wonderful experience at the Shaller Family Sholom East campus while recovering from hip surgery. Not only was her rehab terrific, but also, the extra care, attention, and precautions because of COVID-19 put us all at ease.”

As you read this issue of the Circle of Life, please remember how much your generosity of spirit and financial resources make all the difference! Sholom is indebted to

you for your magnanimous gifts to the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, for your in-kind donations, and for ensuring that Sholom will continue to thrive within the Twin Cities Community.

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Minneapolis Jewish Federation Helps Out! The Minneapolis Jewish Federation awarded $401,000 to Sholom to help offset and recover from the devastating financial ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic. Sholom is most grateful to the leadership of the Federation for its foresight and generosity.

There could not be a better example of Tikun Olam, repairing the world, than the support demonstrated by the Minneapolis Jewish Federation for the vulnerable seniors in our community. Sholom further applauds the Federation and is proud to be a partner in the Kadima Campaign – building the future together to raise additional funds to confront the ongoing needs necessitated by COVID-19.

Thank you to the Minneapolis Jewish Federation for your support and generosity – from all of us at Sholom.

Uncle Sam Helps Out!

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n March, 2020, the CARES ACT, Coronavirus Aid Relief, and Economic Security Act was passed to provide relief from the negative effects of COVID-19.

The SECURE ACT, Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement was signed in December, 2019, to encourage Americans to increase their retirement savings.

The effects of these new laws not only help individuals, but also charitable organizations like the Sholom Foundation.

The CARES ACT – • Provides a new deduction for charitable donors who don’t itemize when filing taxes. A tax deduction up to $300, reducing tax liability, is allowed for cash contributions made in 2020 to charitable organizations, such as the Sholom Foundation.

• Increases the deduction limit up to 100% of a donor’s adjusted gross income for cash gifts made to charitable organizations like Sholom Foundation, for individuals who itemize their tax returns.

The SECURE ACT – • One provision of the new law requires non-spouse inherited IRA’s (with some exceptions) to be distributed within 10 years, modifying the practice of extending the IRA distribution over several years. As a result, many

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people are thinking about the option of a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) as a way to reduce tax liability while benefitting organizations like the Sholom Foundation. Through the CRT, the donor will receive payments over their lifetime or up to a specific period of years, and at the end of the trust, the remaining principal is distributed to support a charity like Sholom Foundation.

These Acts include many options which may offer you and charitable organizations such as the Sholom Foundation many advantages. We recommend you consult with your financial advisor to better understand the details of these new laws to determine how your particular situation may benefit.

For more information on making a gift to Sholom Foundation through your IRA, gifts of appreciated securities or real estate, and retirement benefits, please contact Joel Mandel at 952.939.1593, jmandel@sholom.com.

With appreciation to Crescendo Interactive for the material used in this article. This article is intended as informational and educational purposes only. It is not offering professional tax, legal, or accounting advice.

For specific advice about the effect of any planning concept on your tax or financial situation or with your estate, please consult a qualified professional advisor.

Seeking Colorful Artwork to Help the Healing Process

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egaining strength and good health after an illness or injury requires diligent therapy, a professional staff and, great encouragement. You will find all this and more at Sholom’s Transitional Care Units (TCU) on both campuses.

A bright and cheerful atmosphere is also a valuable component!

In an article in Art World in 2019, “Fine Art is Good Medicine,” Menachem Wecker writes on the introduction of art into health care settings. Wecker found strong proponents who support “art is good medicine.” A great deal of research reinforces his thesis.

Jane Lifson, a community member with strong ties to Sholom, firmly believes that a colorful environment is a factor in wellness. She is helping to transform Sholom’s TCU rooms into beautiful and joyful spaces with colorful artwork and pictures. To accomplish this project, Jane is seeking donations of artwork for Sholom.

If you are an artist, Jane would love to talk to you. If you are not an artist but you have bright and colorful artwork stored at home, this message is also for you.

Jane is seeking: Painted artwork or photographs that are full of color and interest such as landscapes, faces, stills, abstracts; think lively and colorful.

• Art that is framed and ready to hang with glass or plexiglass.

• Artist submitted copies are acceptable.

• Please, no nudes, religious pieces, or black and white photos or art.

Approximately 1.5’ high x 2.5’ wide (smaller pieces are acceptable if we can group 3 or 4 together). Larger pieces may possibly be accommodated.

If you have artwork you would like to donate which you think meets these criteria, please email a picture of the artwork to Jane at: jane@lifson.org, and include your contact information, or please call her at 763.300.8303. Jane is eager to talk with you and share the details. Thank you!

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Sholom Foundation Heritage Society The Sholom Foundation Heritage Society has been established to thank those thoughtful individuals and families who have included Sholom Foundation in their estate plans. We honor those who have made such a commitment and gratefully acknowledge these valued friends.

WE WELCOME OUR NEW MEMBERS

Amy & Stanford Baratz Lawrence & Linda Eisenstadt Michaleen Kimmey Anne McCarthy

Anonymous Ruth & Allen Aaron Sally & Michael Abrams Alvin & Donna Apple Family Lawrence Applebaum Allan L. Apter Irene & Harry Bader Rosalyn Baker Beverly Balos & Mary Louise Fellows Amy & Stanford Baratz Irving & Deane Bassin Ruth Bearman Jeffrey & Connie Berdass Margo Berdass Robert J. Beugen David & Bonnie Blumberg Lou Ann & Leon Bongard Gail & Steve Brand Harvey Braufman Darlene & Larry Braufman Leo & Carole Breitman Ruth Breslermann Elinor Brodie Barbara Brooks Helen Brooks David & Jane Broude Barbara & Bernard Chauss Adeline E. Cohen Judy & Richard Cook Henry & Harriet Davis Family Beverly & Stanley Davis Thomas J. Davis, MD & Gail A. Bernstein, MD The Deshong Family Lois & Sherman Devitt Marilyn Dickel Ruth Easton, David Edelstein & Jacob Edelstein Barbara Eiger Lawrence & Linda Eisenstadt Corrine & Tom Feinberg David E. Feinberg Francine & Neil Feinberg Beth Feinstein Rose Fingerhut Nicole & Kenneth Fink Jake Hurwitz & Doreen Frankel

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Toba & Allen Freeman Jennifer Gray Freeman & Mark Freeman Arlene Fried Neal & Sandy Gale Harry Garber Jacob Garber Dr. Gary & Sue-Ann Garvis Harriet & William Gasway Lillian Geller Rosalie & Andrew Gellman Lois & Larry Gibson Roni & Alan Gingold Mimi Gleekel Esta & Jerry Gold Ilene & Jay Goldberg Zelia Kanters-Goldberg Cynthia & Harold Goldfine Gary & Bonnie Bongard Goldish Arnold & Sylvia Goldman Bernice Cowl Gordon Jane & Jonathan R. Gordon Karen & Fred Gordon Morris Gordon & Joseph Gordon Jill & Steve Gottlieb Marilyn & Dean Greenberg Mickey Greenberg Ronya & Lawrence Greenberg Nancy & Robert Hartman Mrs. Samuel M. Hartman Debbie & Marc Hasko Family Eugene Heck Elissa J. Heilicher Hilda Rose Hellman Frances & Irving Herman Jory M. Herman Audrey Hillman Arthur Turovh Himmelman Leo & Doris Hodroff Samuel Hoffman Susan Feinberg Hughes & Gerry Hughes Cheryl Ivey Emmy Lou Jacobson Lorita & Jay Jacobson Janet & Alvin Jaffe Lois Josewich Leonard & Charlotte Juster Al Kagin Stan & Jeanne Kagin Steven A. Kalin Edice Kanoff Sheldon & Helene B. Kaplan Dr. Markle Karlen

Judy A. Karon Stefanie & Robert Karon Alan & Beverly Kasdan Naomi Kastenbaum Betty G. Katz Alvin & Audrey Kaufman Helen & Ivan Kenis Sharon & Martin Kieffer Michaleen Kimmey Kipp Family Philanthropic Fund Marion & E. Gary Klein Dayna & Steve Klein Dr. Zenith & Merle Anne Kremen Faye & Mayer Krupp Gracia & Merrill Kuller Diane Ladenson Stephen & Nancy Lane Nancy D. Langer Jerry Lavin Arlene Leibovich Lisa & Mark Lerman Helene Feinberg Lesser Jules & Rose Levin Jeffrey A. Levy Rhoda & Tom Lewin Carolyn Lieberman Sheila & Stephen Lieberman Sylvia & Harold Liefschultz Sybil & Bill Lipschultz Walter Lubov Rhoda & Donald Mains Ronald M. Mankoff Gayle Marko Robert & Florie Marvy Julie & Robert Mast Anne McCarthy Robert M. Meltz Mary & Bob Mersky Bettie Mae Miller Gail & Howard Milstein Susan & Michael Minsberg Sanford Morris Neil & Susan Moses-Zirkes Pearl Myzel William Neiman Annette & Marion E. Newman Shirley & Joe Novich Sandy & Harold Okinow Myrna Orensten Eugene Pedro Addie & Norm Perl Marvin Pertzik James Pomush Jean & Joshua Premack Lillian & Julius Raen Edward & Ann-Monique Rapoport Susan & Gary Rappaport Barbara & Harvey Ratner

Harold & Cissy Ravits Nancy & Kevin Rhein Fay & Leonard Ribnick Irene & Paul Rifkin Harold Roitenberg Francie & Barry Ross Connie & Paul Ross Family Naomi Rotenberg Marilyn Rovner Ada Rubenstein Berneen Rudolph Karen & Ron Sallerson Miriam & David Sanders Polly & Michael Saxon Millie Schapiro Marta & Herb Schechter Loren Joseph Schermann Marvin & Margie Scherzer Nancy & Michael Schoenberger Anita B. Schwartz Mary Segal & Marshall Cook Charles & Yvonne Selcer Ruth & William Seltz Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Serber Cabrini & Scott Shaller Michelle & Steven Shaller Rossy & Richard Shaller Gertrude & Nathan Shapira Harry, Rosalind, Morton, & Joan Shapiro Lawrence M. Shapiro Family The Shared Fund Jeffrey B. Sherman Allen D. Shores Dr. Melvin & Delores Sigel Sheila & Steven Sigel Melissa Cohen Silberman & Sheldon Silberman Dee & Norman Silver Dorothy H. & Edward E. Slonim Craig & Debbie Spencer Sally E. Sperling John Spooner Maxine & Ben Steinberg Sharron Steinfeldt Vicki & Lloyd Stern Arthur & Margaret Stone Beryl & Frank Strickon Selma & Sam Swartz Sharon & Bill Torodor Deera & Al Tychman Marshall G. Walzer Randy S. Weinberg Deborah D. Weiss Richie & Gisell Wien Joan & Shale Wilensky Benno & Gertrude Wolff Helen & Leo Wolk Jerome S. Yugend

If you would like to or have already arranged for an estate gift for Sholom Foundation, please let us know by calling Joel Mandel, Sholom Foundation Executive Director at 952.939.1593. We want to honor and recognize you as a member of the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society. As always, any gifts to Sholom may remain anonymous if you so choose.

Sholom Foundation Heritage Society Our support will continue long after we are gone so that the crucial work Sholom achieves will endure.

– Karen & Fred Gordon

I/We wish to participate in the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society through the following:    

Will or Living Trust Insurance Policy Retirement Plan Asset Gift of Securities

 Charitable Remainder Trust  Gift Annuity  Gift of Real Estate  Other

If you choose, you may indicate the amount, range or percentage of your gift to help us better plan for the future:_____________________

Leave your Legacy.

Influence the Future.

We invite you to join the Sholom Foundation Heritage Society, honoring those who provide for our elderly loved ones with a commitment to the Sholom Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation in Minnesota, through their wills and other charitable gift plans.

There is no finer example of the power of giving than what we can achieve together.

Our Sholom Foundation Heritage Society members are acknowledged in our Circle of Life magazine and recognition walls at both Sholom Campuses.

Date: ________________________________________________________ Name(s):______________________________________________________ Your name(s) as it/they should be listed

Address:______________________________________________________ City/State/Zip:_________________________________________________ Telephone number: ___________________________________________ Email address: ________________________________________________ Signature(s): __________________________________________________  I/We would prefer to remain anonymous Please complete and return this form to: Joel Mandel, Sholom Foundation, 3610 Phillips Parkway, St. Louis Park, MN 55426 Questions: 952.939.1593 or jmandel@sholom.com or www.sholomfoundation.com

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At Sholom, There is Alwa

“What beautiful bouquets! You’d think it was my birthday.”

Residents stage radio – controlled auto races.

On behalf of the Bentson Foundation, we are proud to assist Sholom through the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund. Our valued relationship with Sholom goes back several years. We know Sholom has been impacted by this awful disease.

We also understand the importance of helping to ensure adequate staffing, materials, and resources to keep Sholom’s residents and staff as safe and healthy as possible. We are very happy to support Sholom in this vital effort.

–Judi Dutcher, Executive Director, Bentson Foundation

“Getting fresh air, I can get a break from my mask.”

“It isn’t like sitting across the table from my kids, but I can still keep an eye on them!”

“I have been thinking about Sholom recently. Some years ago my mother-in-law was in town from New York City, at the time for back surgery. After surgery, she was in rehab at Sholom Home where she was cared for in extraordinary fashion. Over the years my wife Gabrielle and I have visited many Sholom residents and it’s easy to imagine my own mother, living in a similar facility in Florida, walking your halls. For me, Sholom Home sits at the intersection of deep Jewish culture, tradition, respect and vulnerability and I have great admiration for the work you do.” –David Parish

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ys Something Happening!

MindVue’s team is a perfect combination of Senior Care, Health Care, and Technology, the result of which is delivery of extraordinary 360-degree video of visual entertainment from across the globe viewed through virtual reality goggles.

With appreciation to our Mom, Eddy Cohen whose initial excitement spurred making this happen for the residents at Sholom.

–Eddy Cohen’s family “Today we are touring Paris and the French countryside and I don’t have to leave my room.”

Hand crafted mask – A Sholom Special.

Eddy Cohen thoroughly enjoys the experience of virtual reality goggles as often as possble.

We at MindVue are committed to providing the largest positive impact for seniors through our work. We are thrilled to be working with Sholom and look forward to providing many fun experiences for residents.

–Chris Allen, President MindVue - VR Wellness for Seniors Celebrating a 63rd anniversary – from afar.

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Thank You for Your Monumental Response

S

holom extends its sincere thanks to the entire Community for generously responding to the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund (see page 21). A tremendous outpouring of support was also demonstrated through donations of medical supplies, computers, and other communication devices, individualized activity supplies, greetings and encouragement for residents, snacks for staff and other in-kind contributions (Please see list below). Gifts of face masks and other personal protective equipment (PPE) enabled Sholom to successfully navigate the first few months of the pandemic.

Sholom is honored by your generosity during these very difficult times. Thank You –Todah Rabah

45th Parallel Distillery Aloe Up David Burton Dee Burton & Harlan Lehman Chipotle Mexican Grill Leslie Chudnoff Charley Clough Church of the Holy Family Buddy Cohen Sherry & Joel Coffino Nancy Cohodes Suzie Colianni Inessa Dorofeyeva Cheral Druck Factory Motor Parts Josh Fineblum Kathleen Flynn Peterson Gail Freedman & Reuben Lubka Michelle Gilats Debra & Tomas Goodlaxson Goodwill Richard Gramling Morrie Hartman Hero Hearts

David Burton donates PPE.

Robin Melville’s clothing protectors.

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Andrew Hirsh Heidi Holley Connie Howard Laurie & Jeffrey Hunt Judith & Jerry Ingber Laurie Hunt & Greg Levine Cheryl Hyer Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis (JFCS) JonnyPops Roz & Fred Kaplan Peggy & Ira Kipp Jane & David Kirshbaum Nancy Lane Howard Lazarus Sharon Lazarus Mira Levinson Robin Melville Bernard Miller MindVue Susan Murphey Paulie Nathanson Nothing Bundt Cakes Ocean Enterprises, LLC

Goodwill brings scrubs to staff.

St. Paul Jewish Federation brings PPE.

Ruth Pallow Pampered Chef Gabrielle & David Parish Ronen Pink Layne & David Rosen Lynn Rudell Temple of Aaron Lynne & Stuart Sanders Tina & Barry Schwach Michelle Sensat Cindy & Joel Shapiro Spirit of Asia Catering St. Paul Jewish Federation Mary Stimson Sweet Science Ice Cream Bobby Swiller Sandy Terry United Healthcare Wally's Falafel and Hummus Xtreme Visibility Mikhail Zabezhinsky Jim Zalusky

Wally’s brought lunch and snacks.

Individualized activities from JFCS.

MindVue goggles.

Donations to ALL three Sholom entities received March 16, 2020 – May 31, 2020

Sholom Foundation:

for annual and endowment giving to support Sholom facilities and services now and in the future

Sholom:

for immediate needs of all Sholom programs, services and facilities

Sholom Auxiliary: for added comfort and care of those served

by Sholom

* General Donations: include gifts to Sholom Foundation, Sholom, Sholom Auxiliary, Grateful for Sholom, named endowment funds, Food For Your Soul, Sholom/ Auxiliary dual memberships, Auxiliary Silver tea, and miscellaneous contributions.

In spite of our best efforts to be accurate in recognition of our donors, mistakes can occur. If your name or fund was omitted, incorrectly listed, or misspelled, or if we have incorrect address or mailing information for you, please accept our apology and we ask that you notify Christie Cotcamp at 952.939.1664, or ccotcamp@sholom.com.

Thank you for understanding.

Sholom Donations GENERAL DONATIONS Anonymous Advanced Health Institute The Baratz Family Foundation Keith Bellis Richard & Arlene Berenson Abigail Rose & Michael Blum Meyer Bolnick Pam Lifson & Alan Braverman Cathy & Eddie Bush Marilyn & Harvey Chanen Marilyn Chiat Judy & Richard Cook Claire Dienstag Edelstein Family Foundation Judy & Michael Emmons The Firefly Scientists' Foundation Margaret Flynn & Richard Brody Jennifer Gray & Mark Freeman Susan Freeman & Neil Borenstein Janet Gabor Rosalie & Myron Gavren Lillian Geller Estate Ella & Rafi Geretz Karen & Bruce Gershman Susan & Richard Goldman Harry, Rosalind, Morton, & Joan Shapiro Endowment Fund Denise & Marshall Hertz Lorraine Hertz Sally & James Jacques Mary Jenkins Dalia Katz Jill & Lennie Kaufman Pam & Marc Kermisch Barbara Klick Louise Kloner Susie & Hart Kuller Elaine & Theodore Kvasnik Ellen Lansky Bill Larson Lauren & Darren Lederfine Marilyn & Martin Lipschultz M3 Insurance Pam & Jim MacKinnon Peggy & Joel Mandel Matrixcare, Inc. Mary Mellenbruch Janet Ostfield Weivoda Lisa & Bruce Peilen Larry Povolotsky Prescriptiption Landscape Prime General Contractors, LLC Susan & Gary Rappaport Pauline Ratner Marilyn Resnick Robert Rockler Phyllis Salsberg Miriam Segall Michelle & Steven Shaller Estie & Jim Sherman Shores Family Fund at the Saint Paul Foundation Sima & Vitaly Shumilovsky Laurie & Thomas Smith Howard Stacker Linda & Jim Stein Phyllis & Pete Strong Alex and Mollie Tankenoff Family Foundation

Sharon & Bill Torodor Harvey Weisthal Jerome Wexler Stan Wolkoff Lonnie & Casey Zimmerman

Roberta Liszt Ellen & Dana Nelson

IN HONOR OF BIRTHDAYS

Dorothy Papermaster Lorraine Applebaum

Sally Appelbaum Yaffa Cohen-Appelbaum Stuart Bader Kerry & Scott Bader Abby and Sheldon Badzin Janet Behringer Lisa and Allan Caplan Karen & Bruce Gershman Patti Goldberg Nancy and Bob Hartman Margie and Steve Krause Jeffrey B. Sherman Susie and Jim Simon Joy Bratter Ellen & Dana Nelson Elizabeth Cahan Lisa & Bruce Peilen Neil Covin Dede & David Smith Alvin Feldman Marja Engler Sharlene Ladin Michael Gleeman Ellen & Dana Nelson Habiba Halilovic Zinaida Kecman Steven Kahn Diane & Allen Kuperman Dalia Katz Ethel Katz Rose Kay Shirley Baratz Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Lorraine Klane Lisa & Jonathan Feder Jeffrey Levy & Martin Jehn Paul Kunin Sharlene Ladin Harold Lederman Mindy & Fred Shuback Chava Lee Mindy & Fred Shuback Bob Levine Dede & David Smith Bill Lipschultz Gretta Freeman Marjorie Sherman

Jerry Nemer Marilyn Perlman & Stan Kornfeld

Jon Rappaport Dede & David Smith Harolyn Rudoy Ellen & Harley Greenberg Eileen Sacks Mindy & Fred Shuback Larry Sacks Mindy & Fred Shuback Robin Segal Diane & Allen Kuperman Lois Siegel Marja Engler Bill Torodor Sandra & David Marrinson Rick Werlin Kerry & Scott Bader Jeffrey B. Sherman

IN HONOR OF WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES Heather & Kevin Besikof Diane & Allen Kuperman Phyllis & Phil Garon Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Rhoda & Don Mains Elaine Steinman Devorah & Sam Schlein Mindy & Fred Shuback

IN HONOR OF Mark Adelman Melanie & Jeffrey Goldetsky Sally & Charles Bans

New Grandchild

Candice & Michael Malinoff Marcia & Mark Cherniack

New Grandchild Joan Noun

Nancy Devitt & Rick Chase

Mother's Day

Bettie Barenbaum

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Sholom Donations IN HONOR OF continued Marlene & Sandford Goldberg Barbara Grossman Susie Held & Dan Lieberthal

Marriage

U. S. Bancorp Foundation Debra & Michael Steinbuch Esta Hirschman Marcia & Steven Franklin Sylvia Hoffinger Margaret Hoffinger Lori & Jay Kamin

New Grandchild

Sheryl & Randy Rutzick Sheila Kantar Harriet & Steve Swartz Sheila Kaplan Abby Kirshbaum Ethel Katz Linda & Gary Feldman Dalia Katz Sharon Milavitz Barbara Klick Kristin & David Gantman Lydia Lagerquist Joel Lagerquist Harriet Lane

Birth of New Great-Grandchildren Norene Karon Connie Ross Harriet Lane

Mother's Day

Lisa & Randall Lane Nancy & Steve Lane Polly & Michael Saxon Lisa Lane

Mother's Day Harriet Lane Nancy Lane

Layne & David Rosen

A SPEEDY RECOVERY TO

Irene Okner Mary Ann & Thomas Okner

Joy Bratter Ellen & Dana Nelson

Hallie Sloane Plein Nancy & Jeff Getzkin Barbara Jacobs Vicki & Howard Londer Sheryl & Randy Rutzick Heidi & Sully Tarshish

Bernard Goldblatt Linda & Murray Kieffer

Nancy & Walter Novillo

New Grandchild

Andrea Reznik-Bell

Mother's Day

Frances & Paul Delmore Rabbi Shalom Reznik-Bell Frances & Paul Delmore Susan Rothbaum Jeremy Rothbaum Polly Saxon

Mother's Day

Harriet Lane Lisa & Randall Lane Polly & Michael Saxon

Birth of Twin Grandchildren Jill & Steven Gottlieb Norene Karon Connie Ross Nancy & Steve Schachtman Sholom Foundation Staff

Nancy & Mike Schoenberger

Micah's Bar Mitzvah

Nancy & Steve Schachtman Judith & Steven Schumeister

New Granddaughter

Nancy & Steve Schachtman Scott Seiler

Scott’s Commitment to the Community and EPIQ EPIQ Partners, LLC Rossy Shaller

Mother's Day

Michelle & Steven Shaller

Mother's Day

Roitenberg Residents JoEllen & David Hartman

Peggy Mandel

Rabbi Sharon Stiefel Howard Goldberg

Harriet Lane

Mother's Day

Frances & Paul Delmore Mort Naiman

Olivia’s Bat Mitzvah

Doreen Frankel & Jake Hurwitz Helen Nemer

Mother's Day

Candice & Michael Malinoff

Shirley Swerdlick z”l Melissa Lagies Clara Watchman Susan Watchman Marilyn Weisberg Marilyn Rovner Pinot's Palette Mila Krol

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Stephen Gordon Ellen & Dana Nelson Steven Gottlieb Marilyn Marker Sholom Foundation Staff

IN MEMORY OF Jack Abelson Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Bill Aberman Carolyn & David Aberman Jerome Alch Jody Cohen Press & Steve Press Juanita Ause Cheryl Ivey Arnold Bellis Keith Bellis

Boris Lerner Gregory Lerner

Ida Berezovsky Marilyn & Harvey Chanen

Roberta Liszt Ellen & Dana Nelson

Zhan Berkovich Ella & Arkady Dreyshner

IN APPRECIATION OF Tescia Bratcher Sally Appelbaum Nancy Grobovsky Bettie Barenbaum Barbara Klick Elliott Blaufuss Kristin & David Gantman Mort Naiman Ruth & David Olkon Menorah Plaza Staff Suzanne Mackay Sarah Phillippe Sally Appelbaum Rabbi Shalom Reznik-Bell Rose Kay Sholom Home East Caregivers Ellen Bakke Deborah & Gerard Engelen-Eigles Melanie & Jeffrey Goldetsky Pati Jo Pofahl & Charlie Nauen Sholom Staff Jessica Cohen Christie Cotcamp Carole Davidson Jennifer Gray & Mark Freeman Sandy & Brian Kamin Wendy & Michael Klein Melissa Lagies Sally Lorberbaum Suzanne Mackay Peggy & Joel Mandel Margie & Larry Solomon Larry Wechsler Sydney Szalkiewicz Sally Appelbaum

Lou Ann Bongard Rachel Frailich Amir & Stacey Goldman Jean Braverman Pam Lifson & Alan Braverman Cecelia Brown Linda & Robert Barrows Carl Brown Jane King & Chris Gorder Noreen & Bernie Milstein Bonnie Shapiro & Rick Levinson Melvin Sigel Sandra & Alan Witebsky Martin Bush Cathy & Eddie Bush Conrad Butwinick Lorraine Applebaum Susan & Andrew Baumel Joy Bratter Idy & Allan Garvis Jory Herman Sharlene Ladin Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Karyn Leibovich Gloria & William Levin Jeffrey Levy & Martin Jehn Peggy & Joel Mandel Joan Noun Leslee & Merton Shapiro Dede & David Smith Mary Chiat Marilyn Chiat Josephine Chow Jenny & Loren Chow Ron Covert Helen & Richard Rucker Sheree Covert Helen & Richard Rucker

IN MEMORY OF continued Judith Dworsky Deanna Armel Shirley Baratz Marcie & Don Goelman Marlene & Sandford Goldberg Barbara Goldfarb Myra & Roger Greenberg Arlene & Sid Harris Jory Herman Linda & Bill Lapp Peggy & Joel Mandel Rollye & Chuck Rinkey Roanne Rosenblum Nancy & Steve Schachtman Harriet & Alan Sherman Jeffrey B. Sherman Ethel Edelstein Edelstein Family Foundation Samuel Edelstein Edelstein Family Foundation Marvin Engle Lonnie & Casey Zimmerman Harold Engler Marja Engler Joyce & David Rosenbaum Marilyn Rovner Elaine Epstein Susan & James Duchon Rena & Barry Glaser The Knish Ladies Phyllis & Lloyd Robinson Evelyn Esrig Bettie Barenbaum Bonnie Blons Resig & Sandy Resig Margaret Flynn & Richard Brody Margie & Mitch Fink Joanne & Bob Gillman Susie & Hart Kuller Harriet Lane Peggy & Joel Mandel Lisa & Chuck Perlman Roanne Rosenblum Connie Ross Fern Silverman Dede & David Smith Betty Falk Carolyn & David Aberman Harvey Filister Peggy & Joel Mandel Rose Fink Edelstein Family Foundation Samuel Fischman Rosalie & Myron Gavren Suzanne Franklin Marcia & Steven Franklin Chester Fujino Kathy & Edward Hara

June Fujino Kathy & Edward Hara

Lowell Herman Marlene Garvis

Lorraine Garon Lisa & Glenn Aronauer Stacy Blumberg Garon & Jon Garon David Harris Raoul Heifetz Phillip & Mary Beth Kibort Sharon & Marty Kieffer Dede & David Smith

Taube Horwitz Marilyn Chiat

David Gerdes Layne & David Rosen Doris Ginsberg Carole & Leo Breitman Renee Glassman Erica & Boris Kopilenko Lois Goldberg Lorraine Applebaum Bettie Barenbaum Sheila Corwin Marja Engler Arlis Grossman Gracia Kuller Harriet Lane Joan Noun Connie Ross Polly & Michael Saxon Nancy & Steve Schachtman Leslee & Merton Shapiro Dede & David Smith Sylvia Goldetsky Bob, Barry, Lynne & Natalie Amland Hazel Chase Randy & Thomas Edelstein Lucille & Burt Garr Richard Glassman Barb & Steve Godes Bruce Goldetsky Glenna Goldetsky Lynne Goldetsky DeAnne Goldetsky Krulik James Guerrero Dayna & Steve Klein Rosemary Lahn Bill Larson Harriet Levy Peggy & Joel Mandel Fern & David Sanders Yvonne & Charles Selcer Cari & Jeffrey Shaw Andrea & Jack Silverman Ellen & David Sloane Dede & David Smith Nina Stillman Erwin Grossman Melvin Sigel Fred Handler Deborah & Alan Sitkoff Wayne Haskell Jane & Orrin Kirschbaum Ferna Heifetz Raoul Heifetz

Mildred Ingber Molly & Kenneth Garelick Melanie & Jeffrey Goldetsky Arlene & Sid Harris Bess Harris Jory Herman Judy & Howard Kauffman Diane & Allen Kuperman Peggy & Joel Mandel Ellen & Dana Nelson Rollye & Chuck Rinkey Roanne Rosenblum Jeffrey B. Sherman Ellen & David Sloane Sue Isenberg Ellen & Dana Nelson Sherman Kaminsky Gail & Joel Tilsner Marilyn & Timothy Broms Larry Cooperman Lori & Brad Fritz Richard Glassman Jill & Steven Gottlieb Jennifer & Gary Hand Arlene & Sid Harris Debbie & Marc Hasko Leslie Held & James Chucker Lauren & Daniel Kaplan Constance Katz David Kuettel Diane & Allen Kuperman Paula & Marshall Lehman Karee & Brad Lehrman Michele & Myles Levin Jane & Todd Lifson Peggy & Joel Mandel Diane & Michael Mintz Esther & Jim Paletz Louise & Joe Price Roslyn Rubenstein Yvonne & Charles Selcer Debbie & Richard Selnick Michelle & Steven Shaller Dede & David Smith Stacy Sokol Kristin Swanson and Tom Stanway Lauren & Evan Tarshish Julie & Brian Weisberg Lauren Weisberg Robin Wild Sonia & Steve Winthrop Harvey Zuckman & Phil Oxman Eve Karsh Jane & Jonathan Gordon Judy & Howard Kauffman Peggy & Joel Mandel Ellen & Dana Nelson Joan Noun Nancy & Steve Schachtman Mollie Karsh Harvey Weisthal

Esther Kaufman Tom, Randy, Henry & Elisa Edelstein Lucille & Burt Garr Gerri Herman Scott Goldberg Jennie Kaufman Jill & Lennie Kaufman William King Jane & Jonathan Gordon Ann Klein Pesha Klein Dan Klein Pesha Klein Marion Klein Bob, Barry, Lynne & Natalie Amland Helene Biglow Tammy & Carl Birnberg Beth Ettinger Joan Feinberg Brenda Ferdman Toba & Allen Freeman Sandy & Neal Gale Lucille & Burt Garr Bruce Goldetsky Glenna Goldetsky Lynne Goldetsky Melanie & Jeffrey Goldetsky Darlene & Barry Goldman Arlis Grossman James Guerrero Judy & Dennis Holcomb Constance Katz Judith & Phil Katz Jill & Harvey Klein Hugh Klein Louis Klein DeAnne Goldetsky Krulik Gracia Kuller Harriet Lane Marilyn & Nathan Lipsyc Marla Lurie Judy & Bevan Marvy Mildred Miller Ronald Miller Neil Naftalin Brad Robinow & Marla Lurie Polly & Michael Saxon Len Schloff Sue, Jerry, & Kathy Schwartz Leslee & Merton Shapiro Jeffrey B. Sherman Jody & Howard Sigal Julie Silverman & Brett Weinberg Dede & David Smith Ethel Smith Sharron Steinfeldt Nina Stillman Joanna Volk Harry Koalska Judy & Michael Emmons Geri Krohn Joy Bratter Connie & Lauren Clayman

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Sholom Donations Making a gift of appreciated stock benefits both you and Sholom!

Please give your broker the following information: Have the stock transferred to: Fidelity Investments 513.977.4400 DTC#: 0226 Account Number: 676-209466 Account Name: Sholom Foundation Fed. ID # 36-3411361 Include your name(s), stock and number of shares. Please include instructions if for anything other than general purposes.

OR Call Sholom Foundation at 952.939.1593 for a stock donation transfer form to use yourself or to give to your broker.

Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Sue & Jerry Schwartz Robin Wild

Lester Lansky Ellen Lansky

Sari & Harold Lederman Jane & Todd Lifson Winnie Kinneberg & Alan Linoff Peggy & Joel Mandel Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Sharon Sacks

Jack Lau Cindy Lau

Vivian Rauch Lisa & Bruce Peilen

Claire Stern Erica Stern

Barbara Lebewitz Jane & Todd Lifson Sheryl & Randy Rutzick Dede & David Smith

Arnold Resnick Jane & Terry Nali

Virginia Stern Pam & Jim MacKinnon

Ruth Resnick Jane & Terry Nali

Ione Stiegler Abbie Kane

Martin Ring Galina Guterman & Adam Fink

Linda Sussman Ellen & Dana Nelson

Sherman Ringer Ilene Atarian

Paul Swerdlick Richard Swerdlick

Bernice Rosenbaum Hertz Barbara Levie

Eva Taran Jess & Elizabeth Taran

Jean Rosenzsweig Deanna Armel

Sharon Trestman Margie & Mitch Fink

Sandra Lindner Jane & Joseph Goldberger

Shirley Rothstein Gerald Stamm

Bernice Upin Andrea Upin

Miriam Lipton Amy & Stanford Baratz

Louise Rotman Jory Herman Diane & Allen Kuperman

Sharon Weinberg Peggy & Joel Mandel

IN MEMORY OF continued

Maurice Levine Claire Dienstag Pat Levy Sally & James Jacques Selma Levy Louise Kloner Samuel Lieberman Nancy & Steve Lane Peggy & Joel Mandel

Dorothy Luxenberg Michael Luxenberg Wendy Mekler Neil Naftalin

Geri Wexler Jerome Wexler

Joseph Schanfeld Edelstein Family Foundation

Marvin Wolf Carole & Leo Breitman Peggy & Joel Mandel

Mona F. Schwab Polly & Michael Saxon

Elaine Yablonsky Connie & Lauren Clayman

Sue Meyers Toba & Allen Freeman

Darlene Schwartz Harriet Lane Nancy & Steve Lane Melvin Sigel

Joseph Zucker Jill & Lennie Kaufman

Eldon Miller Jane & Jonathan Gordon

William Schwartz Marcia & Steven Franklin

Jerry Modell Jane & Todd Lifson Brittany & Nate Shubert Christine & Dan Utz

Lester Seglin Marilyn Rovner

Leo Melzer Matthew Mesnik Rosaline Mesnik Matthew Mesnik

John Murray Joe Murray Valentine Nemer Candice & Michael Malinoff Lena Parasol Matthew Mesnik Fritzie Passon Jess & Elizabeth Taran

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Terry Sanford Neil Naftalin

Ralph Stacker Howard Stacker

Barney Ratner Sandra & Isaac Felemovicius Nancy & Jeff Getzkin Stefanie & Robert Karon Janice Lazarus

Harvey Shafer Rollye & Chuck Rinkey Mordecai Shallom Elsie Shallom Tatyana Shumilovsky Katzman Sima & Vitaly Shumilovsky Dianne Siegel Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Peggy & Joel Mandel Michael Sokol Margie & Mitch Fink Miriam Freidson Linda & Murray Kieffer Sari & Harold Lederman

BED & BREAKFAST BACKERS Anonymous (2) Carolyn Abramson Lisa & Glen Aronauer Marsha Baer-Dennis Marilyn & Bruce Baum Sally & James Beloff Marcia & Herbert Bernick Barbara Brooks Jane & David Broude Carole Davidson Gayle & David Deshong Sherman Devitt Mitzi Diamond Carol & Stanley Dobrin Lois & Dale Dobrin Helen & Jim Ehrlich Phyllis & Ron Ettinger David E. Feinberg Harriet Finkelstein

COVID-19 EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH JULY 28, 2020

BECOME A BED AND BREAKFAST BACKER. Your recurring monthly gift helps offset the difference between government reimbursements and the costs of providing care and services for our elderly loved ones.

For more information call Joel Mandel, 952.939.1593, jmandel@sholom.com

BED & BREAKFAST BACKERS continued Amy & Jack Fiterman Beverly FitzGerald Toba & Allen Freeman Lucille & Burt Garr Nancy & Jeff Getzkin Barbara & Simeon Glaser Rena & Barry Glaser Mimi Gleekel** Barb & Steve Godes Arlin & Tobe Goldberg Chad Goldberg** Ilene & Jay Goldberg Marlene & Sandford Goldberg** Lewis Harris Bonnie & Steve Heller Lorraine Hertz Bruce R. Kahn Susan Kalin** Georgia Kalman Donna & Michael Kaplan Dr. Martin & Mrs. Carole Kaplan Nancy Karasov Judy Karon Jennifer & Kenneth Katz** Rebecca Kern Miriam & Leroy Kieffer Diane & Allen Kuperman** Harriet Lane Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Ruth & Jerrold Levine Harriet Levy Rhoda & Don Mains Peggy & Joel Mandel Marcia & Philip Marcus

Gayle Marko** Ethel Mayeron Mildred Miller Amy & Barry Newman Marcia & Allen Oleisky Michael Orren Marsha & Harvey Ostrow Phyllis & Lloyd Robinson Connie Ross Charles Rubenstein Sandy & Jim Rutzick** Gail & Mark Satz** Polly & Michael Saxon Gloria Schoen Ruth Ann Schumeister** Berta Shapiro Leslee & Merton Shapiro Estie & Jim Sherman Barbara & Bruce Sherman** Cathy Snyder Sandra & Jason Sondell Cheryl & Sanford Stein Elizabeth & Mayer Tapper** Deanna & James Tilsen Barbara Winthrop Joshua & Rory Zamansky *Denotes New Donor **Denotes Increased Gift

Anonymous (6) Ruth Aaron Carolyn & David Aberman Bonnie Abrahamson Eden & Ben Abramson Tracey & Ken Agranoff Robert Amos Theresa Anderson Loni & Darrell Ansel Sally Appelbaum Allan Apter Joshua Arnold Denise Artley Ronald & Grace Aucutt Joshua Awend Kerry & Scott Bader Molly & Sidney Bader Sandra & Barry Baines Ellen Bakke Robert Baldinger Beverly Balos & Mary Louise Fellows Sally & Charlie Bans The Baratz Family Foundation Melanie Barry Mary & George Battis Betty Baumgarten Suzane Bazner Debbie & Sol Bear Esther Begam Martin Bell Benson Blackburn, LLC The Bentson Foundation Sandy & Lou Bennett Margo Berdass Carol & Michael Berde Toby & Frank Berman Gail & Frank Berman Janis Berman Beverly Foundation Beth & Rick Binder Stacy Pinck-Birnberg & Bradley Birnberg Sura-Fraida & Arnold Blatt Elliott Blaufuss Shirley Bloomfield Carrie & Ricky Bloomfield Abigail Rose & Michael Blum Gail & Steve Brand Helen Brooks Barbara Brooks Jane & David Broude Scott Bunin Eunice & Robert Burk Stacey & Gary Bush Susan Calmenson Linda & Robert Campbell Joan Campbell Lisa Capp Kimberly Case Marilyn & Rich Chern Jenny & Loren Chow Russell Clarno Susan Cobin

Terry & Harry Cohen Ethelyn Cohen Pat Cohen Jessica Cohen Yaffa Cohen-Appelbaum Jody Cohen Press & Steve Press Peggy & Billy Cohn Francee & Mark Conner Judy & Richard Cook Christie Cotcamp Susan & Richard Cottle Cynthia Crist Susan & Don Dame Carole Davidson Sue & Bruce Davis Frances & Paul Delmore Dee Dempsey Sheila & Stewart Derechin Lori Dick Lois & Dale Dobrin Deborah & Ira Dorfsman Ella & Arkady Dreyshner Jan Dubinsky & Howard Mironov Helen & Jim Ehrlich Thomas Eisenstadt Bobbie & Mike Elle Deborah & Gerard Engelen-Eigles Rhoda & Gene Engelson Marja Engler EPIQ Partners, LLC Paul Estrin Ellen Etzkin & Harold Rosenthal Sue & Grant Fair Lisa & Jonathan Feder Debe Fefferman David Feiler David E. Feinberg Joan Feinberg Linda & Gary Feldman Barbara Finch Nan Fine Maureen & Leo Fine Fingerhut Family Foundation Sally Fingerman Linda & Michael Fiterman The Firefly Scientists’ Foundation Susan & John Flynn Yael & William Fraenkel Shirley & Byron Frank Marcia & Steven Franklin Judy & Todd Freeman Paula & Bruce Freidson Helen Friedlieb Barbara Friedman Amy & Lee Friedman Janet Frisch Deborah & Thomas Frishberg Marjorie & Donald Frishberg Lisa Rae & Andrew Furman Kristin & David Gantman Gap Corporation Sue Garnett Idy & Allan Garvis Sue-Ann & Gary Garvis Rosie & Loren Geller Jack Geretz Nancy & Jeff Getzkin Nancy & Steve Gilats Natalie Levin & Stephen Gilberstadt Esther & Richard Gillman Joanne & Bob Gillman

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ONLINE! Website: www.sholomfoundation.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/Sholomlife Twitter: www.twitter.com/Sholomlife You can read all of Sholom’s publications online at https://issuu.com/Sholom Thanks to all who follow Sholom on social media.

And thank you to our friends who support Sholom with online gifts. It’s easy, secure, and you receive an immediate receipt for your donation.

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COVID-19 RELIEF FUND continued Renee & Hugh Gitlin Rochelle Gittleman Rena & Barry Glaser Mimi Gleekel Leonid Glusker Karen & Howard Gochberg Barb & Steve Godes Marlene & Sanford Goldberg Howard Goldberg Ilene & Jay Goldberg Debbie Goldberger Debbie & Chad Goldenberg Melanie & Jeffrey Goldetsky Phyllis Goldhirsch Bill Goldman Pam & Robert Goldman Yuliya Goldman David Goldstein Debra & Tomas Goodlaxson Michael & Judith Gordon Nancy & Stephen Gordon Karen & Fred Gordon Elaine & Ronald Goren Jennie Gossett Jill & Steven Gottlieb Jennifer Gray & Mark Freeman Susan Gray & Paul Waytz Tina Greenberg Ellen & Harley Greenberg Carole & Dick Greenberg Susan & Doug Greenberg Lisa & John Greenberg Doreen & Marvin Greenblat Esther Greyzdorf Galina Guterman & Adam Fink Arlene & Sid Harris JoEllen & David Hartman Michelle Harvey Kathleen & Robert Hauer Raoul Heifetz Phyllis Heilicher Carole Heimdahl Avis & Bob Held Susie Held & Dan Lieberthal Irwin Hershkovitz Frederick Hertz Janet Herzberg Doris Hodroff Margaret Hoffinger Heidi Holley Sharon & William Hope Lynn Hovind Susie Feinberg Hughes & Gerry Hughes Cheryl Ivey Elena Izaksonas Jody & Todd Jacklin Marcy & Jim Kahn Lisa Doty & Steven Kalin Sandy & Brian Kamin Mitzi & Terry Kane Donna & Michael Kaplan Dr. Martin & Mrs. Carole Kaplan Eloise & Elliot Kaplan Lauren & Daniel Kaplan Steve Kaplan Judy & Larry Kaplan Phyllis Karasov & Alan Olstein

Nancy Karasov Sue Karatz Raleigh & Jeffrey Karatz Beverly and Michael Karch Janice & Mark Karon Stefanie & Robert Karon Judy A. Karon Bruce Karsner Lisa Karson Beverly & Alan Kasdan Linda Kase Barbara Kaster Jill & Lennie Kaufman Roxanne Kelber Chris Kellogg Judy & Orrie Kessel Jane & Bob Ketroser Wendy & Nissim Khabie Eva Kieffer Linda & Murray Kieffer Miriam & Mark Kieffer Sharon & Marty Kieffer Jane King & Chris Gorder Anthony Kiorpes Abby Kirshbaum Mitchel Kirshbaum Kiwanis Club Mimi & Steve Klane Crickie & Richard Klegon Hugh Klein Wendy & Michael Klein Pesha Klein Marlena & Vilyam Kogan Erica & Boris Kopilenko Eileen & Michael Kopman Susan & Harold Koritz Judith Krassner Paul Krause Leah Krawetz Barbara & Gary Krupp Susie & Hart Kuller Betsy Kuller Diane & Allen Kuperman Joel Lagerquist Melissa Lagies Etta & Manson Lambright Nancy & Steve Lane Ellen Lansky Corrine & Daniel Lapinsky Marissa Lasky Cindy Lau Joey & Jerry Laurie Missy & Joel Lavintman Sharon Lazarus Naomi Leavitt Sally Leder Paula & Marshall Lehman Joy Leibman Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Helena & Alex Lekah Gloria & Arthur Leon Gregory Lerner Bea & Richard Levey Barbara Levie Delores & Corky Levin Gloria & William Levin Ilene Levin & Steven Goldfine Marilyn Levin Steve Levin James Levine Sharon Levine Joan & Bob Levine Dana & Daniel Levinson

Tzivia & Joel Leviton Jeffrey Levy & Martin Jehn Harriet Levy Neil Libson Ralph Lieber Rhoda & Jack Liebo Helen Lifson Jane & Todd Lifson Carl Lindner Lee Gransberg Litman Ann & John Lonstein Cheryl Loose Sally Lorberbaum Rita Lusky Deborah & Mark Luther Michael Luxenberg Suzanne Mackay Sarahalee & Israel Magrisso Rhoda & Don Mains Yuliya Makhlin Barbara & Sherwood Malamud Candice & Michael Malinoff Peggy & Joel Mandel Rollie & Ben Marcovitch Sandra & Howard Marker Joy Markowitz Jill Marks Devonne & Ronald Markwardt Ethel Mayeron Sheila McDonagh Carol Ann McGuire Mildred Miller Tom Miller Minneapolis Foundation Minneapolis Jewish Federation Cathy & Richard Mogelson Coral Moore Aubie Morrison Frances & Joseph Moses Susan & Neil Moses-Zirkes Mount Zion Temple Joe Murray Barbara Myers Neil Naftalin Mort Naiman Rosanne Nathanson Judith Nathenson Pati Jo Pofahl & Charlie Nauen Richard Neuman Sara Newberger & Barbara Levine Gayle Newman Amy Eilberg & Louis Newman NFP/Financial Concepts, Inc. Debra Oberman & Mark Gittleman Ocean Enterprises, LLC Mary Ann & Thomas Okner Ruth & David Olkon Joyce & Martin Orbuch Susan & Robert Ostrow Cathy & Jeffrey Paletz Sherry Palfalvi Raline Paper Francie & Mark Paper Gabrielle & David Parish JoAnn & Eric Pasternack Lisa & Bruce Peilen Bill Percy Robbie Perl & Richard Garon Pinot’s Pallette Suzanne Prass Bonnie & Ken Prawer Prime General Contractors, LLC Prime Therapeutics

Susan & Gary Rappaport James Reagan Lynne & Andrew Redleaf Thomas Dillon Redshaw Joan Reichert & Dennis Mackany Bonnie Blons Resig & Sandy Resig Micheal & Susan Resnick Mindy & Daniel Ribnick Family Foundation Joe Rine Rollye & Chuck Rinkey Joan & Benjamin Rischall Linda Hulbert & Kent Rissman Robert Roberti Julie & David Robinson Linda & Joe Romeo Layne & David Rosen Elaine & Richard Rosen Pearl Rosen Steven Rosenberg Sydney & John Rosenberg Cynthia Rosenblatt-Ross Barry Rosenman Susan Rosner Sandra & Richard Ross Jeremy Rothbaum Marilyn Rovner Lee Ann & Joseph Rubenstein Roslyn Rubenstein Karen & Russ Rubin Sarah & Mitchell Rubinstein Elaine & Jerald Rudick Sheryl & Randy Rutzick Sandy & Jim Rutzick Karen & Ron Sallerson Nina Samuels & Earl Schwartz Anne Rae Sanderson Joy Sandler Susan & Neil Sandler Sue & Larry Savett Polly & Michael Saxon Nancy & Steve Schachtman Linda Schloff Leslie & Dan Schmidt Paula & David Schraber Judi & Allan Schuman Ruth Ann Schumeister Sue & Jerry Schwartz Julie Segal Shelley Segal Faye Segal Lynne Segal Miriam Segall Bonnie Sell May & Murray Shabsis Judy & Cary Shaich Michelle & Steven Shaller Elsie Shallom Janet & Stanton Shanedling The Shared Fund Gary Shapiro Judy Sharken Simon & Chris Simon Nan Shaw Cari & Jeffrey Shaw Emery P. Sher Phillip Sher Joanne & David Sher Barbara & Bruce Sherman Estie & Jim Sherman Jeffrey B. Sherman Reine & Sam Shiffman Sholom Auxiliary

Elliot Siegel Melissa & Paul Siegel Lois Siegel Sam Siegel Melvin Sigel Joye & Robert Sigelman Vicki & Andrew Silberman Joanne & Michael Silverman Morton Silverman Orlin Silverman Julie Silverman & Bard Borkon Beth Silverwater & Norman Greenberg Yetta & Jerry Simon Robert & Eileen Simon Ellen & David Sloane Harold Smith Diane & Rick Smookler Judith & Lee Snitzer Nancy Solomon Margie & Larry Solomon Sandra & Jason Sondell Andrea Specht Sharon Specktor Stephen Spielberg St. Paul Jewish Federation Gerald Stamm Ella & Anatoly Stanilevskiy Robin & Henry Stein Maxine & Ben Steinberg Sharron Steinfeldt Elaine Steinman Vicki & Lloyd Stern Sue & Tom Stillman Nina Stillman Karen & David Strauss Vicki & Alan Sussman Janet & Edward Swadden Richard Swerdlick Missy & Robert Swiller Alex & Mollie Tankenoff Family Foundation Jim Tankenoff Jess & Elizabeth Taran Heidi & Sully Tarshish TEGNA Foundation Temple of Aaron Congregation Sandy & Bob Tilsen Bill Tilsner Toodie & Frank Trestman Cilya Tulchinsky United Way Andrea Upin Marina and Yuriy Usachev Arnold Usem Luda & Valery Vinnik Matt Walzer Helene & Hillard Ward Pavel Wasserman Susan Watchman Janet Watchman Laura E. Weber Larry Wechsler Channing Weiner Susan & Stuart Weinstein Julie & Brian Weisberg Connie & Harold Weisberg Marjorie & Irving Weiser Deborah & Bernard Weiss Lori & Doug Weissman Ardis & Tom Wexler Debbie Wexler & Michael Mann

Arlene & Steve Winnick Barbara Winthrop Sonia & Steve Winthrop Judy & Stephen Witebsky Randi & Barry Wolfish Kim Wolson & Norm Abramson Women of Mount Zion Temple Zena Woolf Sue & Alvin Zelickson Carol Zsolnay

Hats off to Sholom’s heroes.

SHOLOM FOUNDATION MISSION

Our mission 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.

SHOLOM MISSION Sholom, in partnership with our community, supports adults in need across the continuum of care, to live life fully in a Jewish environment where all are welcome.

SHOLOM AUXILIARY MISSION

To support the “extras” at Sholom that make our residents, tenants and clients feel comfortable and at home through fundraising, program and volunteerism.

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Sholom Foundation Funds BUILDER Our sincere appreciation to these donors who have established the following new funds or increased their funds to a new level: BENEFACTOR Isadore Crystal Family Fund* SPONSOR Michaleen Kimmey Fund Anne McCarthy Fund Loren Joseph Schermann Fund Funds that have been increased over time to a higher level are designated by an “*”.

FOUNDER

Lawrence Applebaum Fund Edelstein Family Foundation Fund* Fingerhut-Deikel Family Fund* Sylvia & Arnold Goldman Family Fund* Karen & Fred Gordon Family Fund Leo & Doris Hodroff Fund Faye & Mayer Krupp Family Fund* Harold & Sylvia Liefschultz Excellence in Care Fund Harold A. & Sylvia Leifschultz Fund Harold & Sylvia Liefschultz Fund for the Visually Impaired* Mary & Bob Mersky Fund Numero-Steinfeldt Foundation Fund* Alyce & Eugene Pedro Kosher Food Fund* Jay & Rose Phillips Family Fund* Harvey & Barbara Ratner Fund Roitenberg Family Assisted Living Fund Polly & Michael Saxon Family Fund Michelle & Steven Shaller Family Fund Harry, Rosalind, Morton & Joan Shapiro Fund* Allen D. Shores Family Fund Howard & Joanne Weiner Family Fund

PILLAR

Melvin Cohen Fund Lois & Sherman Devitt Family Fund Jerome V. Lavin Fund* Addie & Norman Perl Family Fund Marlene (Terry) Sanford Fund

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Gus Axelrod Fund Martin & Esther Capp Fund Jennie Cooperman & Idelle Snyder Fund Beverly & Richard Fink Fund Harry Garber Fund Alan & Roni Gingold Fund Sheila & Stephen E. Lieberman Fund Rhoda & Donald Mains Fund* Alvin E. & Mildred H. Miller Fund* Francie & Mark Paper Family Fund* James Pomush Fund Lisle Saloschin & Etta Saloshin Fund* Joanne & Michael Silverman Fund Max B. Snyder Fund* Selma & Sam Swartz Fund Waller Family Fund* Harry S. Wartnick Fund*

TRUSTEE

Kenneth and Sally Leafman Appelbaum Fund* Shirley & Zollie Baratz Family Fund* Joanne Ferraro and Robert J. Beugen Music Fund* Corrinne & Reuben Birnberg Special Services Fund Mathew & Evelyn Broms Family Fund Ben & Vivian Calmenson Fund Cohen-Silberman Direct Care Staff Training & Retention Fund Harry H. & Sarol Dworsky Fund Edith Linoff Edelman Assisted Living Scholarship Fund David E. Feinberg Family Fund* Florence & Harold Fischbein Fund* Louis & Kay Galinson Fund Ernest Gallo Fund Cynthia & Harold Goldfine Family Fund Susan & Richard Goldman Fund Jane & Jonathan Gordon Family Fund Dean & Marilyn Greenberg Family Fund Celia & Amos Heilicher Fund* Jory M. Herman Fund Susan & Gerry Hughes Family Fund Kagin Family Fund* George & Marion Levine Fund for Medical Needs Jeffrey A. Levy Fund Carolyn F. & Stephen K. Lieberman Fund* Bessie Mark Fund* Heidi Schechter Moldo Hospice Fund Ben & Pearl Myzel Fund* Sandra & Harold Okinow Fund Lena E. Oreck Fund Franzi & Ray Perlman Fund

The Phileona Foundation Fund* Susan & Gary Rappaport Family Fund Harold Roitenberg Family Fund* Sabes Family Fund Miriam & David Sanders Fund Miriam & David Sanders Roitenberg Scholarship Fund Lawrence M. Shapiro Family Fund Bob & Herta Sinykin Long Term Care Fund John Spooner Fund Ben & Maxine Steinberg Family Fund Manya & Red Sturrey Sholom East Maintenance Fund Jack & Rochelle Sutin Fund Tychman Family Fund* Bessel Weiss Estate Fund Art & Harriet Wiss Family Fund* Leo & Helen Wolk Family Fund* Judy & Elliot Wolson Family Fund

PATRON

Tess Armstrong Entertainment Fund for Sholom East Amy & Stanford Baratz Family Fund* Linda & Robert Barrows Fund* Sam Beberman Fund Mike & Kathleen Belzer Fund Theresa & Nathan Berman Fund Bloomfield Family Fund* Steve A. & Gail Greenspoon Brand Family Fund Harvey Braufman Fund Bonnie & Martin Bush Family Fund Yetta & Carl Chalfen Family Fund Sam & Sylvia Chernoff Fund Pearl & Milo Chozen Fund* Eva & Marius Cohn Family Fund Sherman & Lois Devitt Building and Equipment Fund Marilyn Dickel Cookie Fund Max & Sara Lee Edelstein Scholarship Fund Neil & Francine Feinberg Fund Shirley Levitan Goldberg Fund Dr. Moses & Bernice Cowl Gordon Music Fund* Phillip W. Grodnick Fund N. Bud Grossman Fund Roz & Arthur Jaffee Family Fund* Alan & Beverly Kasdan Fund* Kassler Family Fund* Harry Kay Dinner Fund Helene Feinberg Lesser Fund Margie & Leo Levie Nurses’ Scholarship Fund Sybil & Bill Lipschultz Family Fund Harvey Lubov Fund Mildred & Louis Marko Fund* Ben Miller Foundation Nurses’ Fund*

Annette & Marion E. Newman Fund* Marvin Pertzik Fund* Pookie Bear Fund for Therapeutic Recreation Jack Ravine Fund Fay & Leonard Ribnick Family Fund* Norton & Bert Rockler Fund* Victor Rosenblum Family Fund Rothschild Charitable Fund* Shirley & Charles “Chuck” Rothstein Family Fund Sam & Mary Saide Fund Lou & Faith Saunders Fund Frank & Freda Schochet Family Fund* Nancy & Michael Schoenberger Family Fund* Linda & Ivan Schwartzman Fund* Selcer Family Fund* Ben & Leah Serber Family Fund* Zetta & Leonard Shapiro Family Fund* Shuirman Family Endowment Fund* Dorothy & Edward Slonim Fund* Arthur & Margaret Stone Family Fund Gary & Marsha Tankenoff and Scott & Hindy Tankenoff Families Music Fund James Tankenoff Family Fund Mollie B. Tankenoff Music Fund for Sholom Home East* Tenenbaum Family Fund Randy S. Weinberg Fund Morris B. White Fund

BENEFACTOR

Anonymous (2) Alvin & Donna Apple Family Fund* Allan L. Apter Fund Bernard & Fern Badzin Fund Harriet & Earl Bailey Family Fund* Marvin F. Bank Fund Margo & Fred Berdass Family Fund* Dr. Gail A. Bernstein & Dr. Thomas J. Davis Fund Gerald & Joy Bratter Family Fund Elaine & Ron Burton Family Fund* Adeline E. Cohen Fund Diane & Richard Cohen Family Fund Beatrice & Stanley Cowle Fund* Isadore Crystal Family Fund* Beatrice & Stanley Cowle Special Fund Dachis Family Fund Harriet & Henry “hanc” Davis Family Fund* Essie Berkman Douglas & John Berkman Memorial Fund Ross & Judy Dworsky Family Fund Mike & Marja Engler Fund* Alex & Zelda Epstein Education Fund Sam & Frances Finkelstein Staff Education Fund*

To Establish a Sholom Foundation Fund

Funds are recognized by a plaque on the Walls of Honor at both Sholom Campuses.

FOUNDER

$1,000,000 cash, pledge or deferred

PILLAR

$500,000 - $999,999 cash or pledge or $750,000 - $999,999 deferred

BUILDER

$250,000 - $499,999 cash or pledge or $500,000 - $749,999 deferred

TRUSTEE

$100,000 - $249,999 cash or pledge or $200,000 - $499,999 deferred

PATRON

$50,000 - $99,999 cash or pledge or $100,000 - $199,999 deferred

BENEFACTOR

$25,000 - $49,999 cash or pledge or $50,000 - $99,999 deferred

SPONSOR

$10,000 - $24,999 cash or pledge or $20,000 - $49,999 deferred

A “deferred” gift is a bequest or planned gift that will benefit Sholom following the death of the donor or annuitant. Combinations of cash pledges and deferred gifts are welcome.

Freeman Family Fund Lillian D. Geller Family Fund* Harold & Zelda Goldenberg Fund Lawrence & Ronya Greenberg Family Fund Roger & Myra Greenberg Family Fund Janice Sarah Hope Fund Jake Hurwitz & Doreen Frankel Fund Etta Jacobs Flower Fund for Sholom Home East* Rose Jacobs Employee Healthcare Fund Lorita & Jay M. Jacobson Family Fund* Alvin & Janet Jaffe Fund* Lynn Johnson Family Sholom Hospice Fund Mitzi & Terry Kane Family Fund Helene & Sheldon Kaplan Fund Everett & Norene Karon Family Fund* Naomi & Dutch Kastenbaum Fund Robert Katz & Janice Katz Sigal Fund Alvin & Audrey Kaufman Fund* Helen & Ivan Kenis Fund Jack Krenzen Family Fund Jeanette & Max Kurnow Family Fund Sharlene & Sidney Ladin Family Fund* Nellie, Leo & Judy Langer Memorial Fund* Morton & Sally Leder Fund Rhoda & Tom Lewin Family Fund

Harriet & William Lumel Resident Care Training Fund Joy & Ronald M. Mankoff Fund Joy Marcus Fund Vernon & Alexandra Mark Family Fund Edith & Sidney D. Milavetz Fund* Betty M. Miller Fund Raleigh L. Morgan Fund George & Edith Nadler Family Fund Alvin & June Perlman Fund* Ossie Widdes Perlman Fund Lillian & Julius Raen Fund* Benjamin & Lillian Ravich Family Activities Fund Nancy & Kevin Rhein Family Fund Paul N. & Irene Rifkin Sholom Employee Education Fund Rischall Family Fund Bernard “Sonny” & Mary Rose Fund David & Carol Rosenblatt Family Fund Connie & Paul Ross Family Fund Esther Schneider Ruder Arts Activity Fund Linda & Max Rutman Fund Mike Salloway and Lorie Salloway Reznick Fund for Hospice Care James & Van Sanders Family Fund* Sheva & Tom Sanders Fund Hy & Dorothy Schanfield Family Fund Irving & Jacqueline Schectman Fund

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Sholom Foundation Funds BENEFACTOR

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Marvin & Margie Scherzer Family Fund* Sam Schlesinger Family Fund Anita B. Schwartz Benefits and Training Fund for Sholom Home West Direct-Care Staff Bess & Dan Seligman Family Fund* Alan, Joel & Robert Shapiro Family Fund Aaron & Sadie Siden Family Fund Dr. Melvin & Delores Sigel Family Fund* Constance & Gerald Singer Fund Mickey & Harold Smith Fund for Rabbinic and Religious Activities Frieda Juster Sperling Nurses’ Scholarship Fund* Oren & Sharron Steinfeldt Family Fund* Marion & Ed Vinokour Fund Richie & Gisell Wien Family Fund* Vi & Harvey Werner Fund Joan & Shale Wilensky Fund Barbara & Sherman Winthrop Family Fund

SPONSOR

Anonymous (3) Ruth & Allen Aaron Family Fund Robert Abbey Music Fund Edward M. Abramson Fund Joyce & David H. Abramson Family Fund ACADEMY Fund Alpha Omega International Dental Fraternity Alumni Chapter Fund Ronald Shalom Amdur Fund Phyllis & Melvin Appelbaum Fund Irene & Harry Bader Fund Reverend Samuel A. Baker Religious Activities Fund Judy & Fred Baron Family Fund Deane & Irving Bassin Fund Ruth Hallock Bearman Fund Barbara D. & Lee Bearmon Family Fund Constance & Sydney Berde Family Fund Betty & George Berman Family Fund Bernice & Milton Bernick Family Fund Ben & Pauline Bernstein Rabbinic and Judaica Activities Fund Shirley & Marshall Besikof Family Fund Naomi & Harry Birger Family Fund Bradley Birnberg & Stacy Pinck Family Fund

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Dorothy Black Employee Emergency Loan Fund Blumenson Flower Fund at Sholom Home West Lou Ann & Leon Bongard Family Fund Carole & Leo Breitman Fund Elinor D. Brodie Fund Dr. Richard Brody & Margaret Flynn Family Fund Samuel Brodsky Fund Roie & Eddie Brooks Fund Sandra M. & David M. Brown Family Fund Beverly & Cal Calmenson Family Fund Cohen Fund Harvey & Dorothy Cohen and Max & Eva Krause Fund Burt & Jeanne Corwin Family Fund Mary & Harold Doroshow Family Fund Dorothy Dworsky Family Fund Shirley Dworsky Fund Barry Effress Fund Rod Effress Employee Benefit Fund David S. & Barbara Eiger Fund Linda Sharon Engel Fund Rhoda & Gene Engelson Family Fund Corrine R. & Thomas D. Feinberg Fund Joan & Arnold Feinberg Fund Kenneth Chaim Fink Fund Richard J. & Beverly N. FitzGerald Fund Arlene M. Fried Fund Harriet & William Gasway Fund Andrew & Rosalie Gellman Family Fund Gepner-Silverman Fund Karen & Bruce Gershman Family Fund Lois & Larry Gibson Fund Florence & Manuel Giffis Family Fund Ida & Bernard Gingold Family Fund Esta & Jerry Gold Family Fund Jay & Ilene Goldberg Family Fund Sanford & Marlene Goldberg Family Fund Lester & Bonnie Goldblatt Family Fund Babe & Rivoli Golden Family Fund Goldstein Family Fund Dr. Sewell Gordon Nursing Scholarship Fund Dani & David Gotlieb Fund Jill & Steve Gottlieb Family Fund Mary & Leland Gottstein Family Employee Benefit Fund Mike & Donna Green Fund Janet & Harold Greenberg Family Fund Irene & Saul Greenspoon Family Fund Ferne & Edward Grosmann Fund Gurstel/Chargo Families Fund Judith & Jon Harris Fund Phyllis B. & Howard “Buddy” R. Harris Continuing Education Fund

Samuel M. Hartman Fund Hasko Family Fund Elissa J. Heilicher Fund Ruth Snyder Herzoff Fund Sally & David J. Hoffman Fund William & Edith Hurvitz Fund Bruce R. Kahn Family Fund Kaitz Family Fund Steven A. Kalin Fund Estelle & Joe Kane Family Fund Reuben & Esther Kaplan Interactive Therapies Fund Thomas & Etta Miller Kaplan Fund Sally Karon Family Fund Michaleen Kimmey Fund Sternie Kissin-Rosen Fund Lee & Barbara Kopp Fund Nettie & Ben Kramer Family Fund Dr. Zenith & Merle Anne Kremen Family Fund Faye & Mayer Krupp Employee Emergency Loan Fund Miles & Harriet Lane Family Fund Darren Lederfine Fund Richard & Bea Levey Fund Carol L. & Jerry W. Levin Fund Rose & Jules Levin Family Fund Helen & Robert Levine Fund Lois Levine Fund Harriet & Marvin Levy Family Fund Laurel & Scott Lifson Family Fund Ben & Ruth Liman Family Fund Erma G. Lipschultz Fund Murray & Eda Litton Fund Peggy & Joel Mandel Family Fund Joseph & Diane Mast Family Fund Anne McCarthy Fund Melzer Family Fund Ann & Julius Miller Fund Ben & Adith Miller Fund Rose Smith Mirsky Family Fund Evelyn Nathanson Family Fund Miriam & Nelson Neuman Family Fund Northland Endowment Fund Joan & Norman Noun Family Fund Barrie & Steven Orloff Family Fund Carol & Mickey Orren Fund Lee Paper Fund Esther & Warren Patterson Bed & Breakfast Fund Peilen Library Fund for Sholom Home East Gertrude & Howard Perlman Fund Gloria & Sheldon Pinck Family Fund Truen & Bert Press Fund Diane & Jon Rappaport Family Fund Shirley & Norbert Raucher Family Fund The Harold & Florence, Martin & Sue Ring Family Fund Dona & Mike Rodich Family Fund

Norman & Ruth Ann Rose Fund Mildred S. & Myer H. Rosen Fund Burton G. Ross & Cynthia Rosenblatt Ross Fund Connie & Paul Ross Family Music & Memory Fund for the Shaller East Campus Marilyn Rovner Fund Ada Rubenstein Memorial Fund Jeanette & Samuel Rubenstein Family Fund Esther S. & Manuel H. Ruder Fund Berneen Rose Rudolph Fund Ormond & Sharon Sacks Fund for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Support Group Miriam & David Sanders Fund for Menorah Plaza & Menorah West Clara & Leonard Savitt Fund Fannie & Abe Schanfield Fund Schechter Family Fund Lois & Sam (Chick) Schenfeld Family Fund Loren Joseph Schermann Fund The Seesel Family Fund Shelley & Dr. Eddie Segal Family Bus Fund Seiler Family Fund Ruth & William Seltz Fund Shapira Family Building Fund

Sam & Lorraine Shark Family Fund Doris & Eddie Sherman Bed & Breakfast Fund Charlotte & Monroe Shine Building Maintenance Fund Sholom Community Alliance Employee Contribution Fund Sholom Home West Library Fund Rivian & Leonard Silesky Fund Dee & Norman Silver Fund Rose Butwin Silverstein Fund Arnold & Kaethe Simon Fund Milton G. & Evelyn S. Smith Family Fund Evlyn Solomon Fund Vicki & Lloyd Stern Family Fund Beryl & Frank Strickon Employee Emergency Loan Fund Dr. Ian Swatez Nursing Scholarship and Musical Entertainment Fund Geri & Jeff Sweet Fund Honoring Marilyn & Paul Serber and Kaye & Art Goldberg Jack & Esther Tanick Fund David Tychman Fund Rodney S. Wallace Family Fund Diane & Burt Weisberg Family Fund William & Jody Weisman Family Fund Gloria & Howard Weisskopf Fund Ann & Henry Wiener Fund

Gifts & Naming Opportunities For endowment gifts and pledges of $10,000 and more, a designated fund, in your name or the name of a loved one, may be established.

All funds are acknowledged with plaques on the Walls of Honor at Sholom Home West and the Shaller Family Sholom East Campus. For larger gifts, in addition to establishing a fund, you may wish to dedicate or name specific areas, rooms, equipment, furnishings and programs of the Sholom Community Alliance.

For more information call Joel Mandel at 952.939.1593.

Steve & Arlene Winnick Family Fund Sheldon & Judy Witebsky Family Fund Jerry & Marcia Yugend Family Fund Zilley Family Fund Ilene & Bruce Zwick Family Fund

SHOLOM AUXILIARY ENDOWMENT FUNDS The Sholom Auxiliary provides countless volunteer hours and crucial financial resources for the comfort of Sholom residents.

PILLAR

What if you could ensure that your annual support of the Sholom Auxiliary would continue when you are no longer here to write that check? You can! Consider establishing your own named Auxiliary endowment fund or donate to any of the existing Auxiliary endowment funds listed here.

BUILDER

our percent of every Auxiliary endowment fund is used annually F for the benefit of Sholom clients.

All gifts and beneficiary designations should be made payable to: Sholom Foundation, for the benefit of the Sholom Auxiliary.

To find out more about creating your own Sholom Auxiliary Endowment, contact Joel Mandel at 952.939.1593.

Endowment gifts of any size are welcome and may be pledged over a period of years or as a bequest. Cash gifts or pledges starting at $10,000 or estate gifts starting at $20,000 will establish a named Auxiliary Endowment Fund at Sholom Foundation and will be recognized on the Walls of Honor at both Sholom campuses.

Benno & Gertrude Wolff Family Fund* Merrill & Gracia Kuller Family Fund

TRUSTEE Margaret Friedman Sholom Auxiliary Fund Sharon & Martin Kieffer Family Fund for Resident Services and Beauty Salon

BENEFACTOR Stephen & Carole Davidson Family Fund Ruth Dicker Sholom Ball Fund Joy Marcus Sholom Ball Fund

SPONSOR Bruce R. Kahn Sholom Ball Fund John W. Schletty Fund Sholom Home Auxiliary Fund The Wexler Fund

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