of Los Angeles
of Los Angeles
A Year
in Review
Changing our Community, Little by Little
2014
“My Big Brother is not
only a role model, but
he’s my best friend!”
Alan age 14
Contents
of Los Angeles
Letter from the CEO
Tribute to Dan Rosenson
A Proud Mother
JBBBSLA Programs
JBBBSLA Accomplishments
JBBBSLA Impact and Partners
Camp Changed My Life
Camp Max Straus Programs
CMS Accomplishments
CMS Impact and Partners
Donor Honor Roll
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14 - 19
of Los Angeles
Mission Statement:
The mission of JBBBSLA is to help children achieve their full potential by participating
in innovative, effective programs that facilitate lasting mentor relationships and support
positive youth development.
Letter from our CEO, Randy Schwab
Officers
As we enter our 100th year as an agency, our motto will
be “this is only the beginning”. It’s a time to celebrate our
programs’ sustainability and move toward a future of serving
an increasing number of children.
Whether we are serving a child at camp whose family suffers
from financial limitations, or providing a mentor for a child
in need of support and guidance, our programs share a
common denominator: They provide vulnerable youth
with needed role models in safe, engaging and empowering environments.
Children in our programs have a wide range of social and emotional and/or other
challenges. Such challenges are successfully mitigated every day, thanks to our
donors, community partners, staff and volunteers.
What a journey it has been since my arrival in 2011. We are very proud of our
solid organization, talented staff, board participation, financial stability, and
programs that have stood the test of time – for 100 years. Bottom line: JBBBSLA
has never been stronger, had a bigger impact in the community, or brought so
much innovation to its programs and services.
I wholeheartedly thank our incredibly dedicated and generous Board of Directors,
the many donors, and the dedicated volunteers and partners that have made
this all possible. Together, we have created sustainable programs that are
helping thousands of children and families each year. Now, it is time to focus on
scalability.
In 2015, through new relationships with communities previously
underrepresented, we will be serving greater numbers of youth from the Persian,
Israeli, Russian-speaking and LGBTQ communities. We also will launch our new
eMentoring program, using technology as an adjunct to traditional mentoring.
This will enable us to attract busy professionals as well as those children and
adults whose traditions limit their availability, and also will enable relationships
to continue with professional support as youth transition to the college years.
At Camp Max Straus we will be expanding upon our current activities with the
LEAP Adventure Course including a Zipline and low ropes obstacle courses. The
camp will also feature a new, fully-equipped learning kitchen to complete the
full garden-to-table experience that began in 2012 with the construction of an
amazing greenhouse and healthy eating program. Dreams will continue to
come true as we provide free camp experiences to underserved communities
throughout Los Angeles including children who are homeless, in foster care or in
domestic violence shelters.
So yes, we turn 100 next year –
but it’s only the beginning.
4
A Year in Review 2014
Dan Rosenson, Chairman
Steven M. Miller, Secretary
Bryan Moeller, Treasurer
Brian J. Appel, Vice President
Lee Silver, Vice President
Sandy Sigal, Vice President
David B. Smith, Vice President
Robert A. Waldorf, Vice President
Board of Directors
Robert C. Aronoff
Steven Barlevi
Joey M. Behrstock
Aaron Cohen
Lloyd “Eric” Cotsen
Daniel L. Dworsky
Richard Feldstein
David A. Fenton
Eric Fingleson
Manny Flekman
Glenn S. Goodstein
Marshall B. Grossman
Joshua G. Hamilton
Scott R. Isdaner
Leslie Kavanaugh
Alex Kozakov
Mark Kuperstock
Aaron Levy
Jeffrey B. Light
Jonathan C. Lurie
Phyllis Marell
Arnold S. Nelson
Matt Nelson
Shelley Resnik
Brad Rosenberg
Stephen M. Saltzman
Thomas R. Schiff
Michael Sendowski
John Shane
Daniel M. Siegel
Karl L. Sussman
David L. Swartz
Andrew Thau
Lewis Wallensky
Marshall J. Wax
Gelena Skya Wasserman
Gary Weinhouse
A Tribute to
Dan Rosenson
A Year in Pictures
Dan Rosenson is a person who
makes a difference. He always
celebrates life, cherishes his wife,
family, and friends, and is a role
model in his humanitarianism.
This is evident in the impact he has
made on JBBBSLA as our Board
Chair for the past three years.
It would be impossible to sum
up all that Dan has done for our
agency in just a few paragraphs.
He has been a devoted leader,
friend, mentor, and advocate
to all of us at JBBBSLA. With
Dan’s support, JBBBSLA is better
positioned than ever before in
the community and is bringing
positive change to the children and
families we serve. We are healthy,
strong, and sustainable, thanks
to Dan’s resolve to hire new staff,
foster their success, and create a
welcoming work culture. As Randy
Schwab, our CEO, says, “Dan has
been an incredible mentor to
me. His support and friendship
for the past three years have been
invaluable, and I owe a great deal
of gratitude to him and his family.”
Dan’s tenure as Board Chair may
be ending, but his footprint
is deeply imbedded in our
foundation. In addition to
serving on the Board, Dan has
spearheaded the renovation of
our camp facilities, expanded the
infrastructure of camp, helped
raise funds for our mentoring
program, and helped guide us in
our goal to help more children.
Dan is truly a pioneer. His tenure
as Board Chair has been an
incredible journey, and he has
inspired all of us at JBBBSLA.
Thank you, Dan!
A Year in Review 2014
5
Ian Fox
Anna Fox, proud mother of Ian.
I am very grateful for Ian’s accomplishments, but
our situation was not always like this. Even though
I understood that my divorce was necessary, I could
never have anticipated the extent and the depth
of the fallout that my children, and in particular,
my son, would experience from it. It was during
middle school that my son’s behavior took a
downward turn. In 7th grade Ian was getting into
fights, was suspended twice from school, was a
terror to his math teacher, and was getting D’s and
F’s. It was very humbling for me to realize that, as
a mother, I could not meet all of my son’s needs.
It was then that I reached out for help and a friend
suggested that I look into Jewish Big Brothers Big
Sisters of Los Angeles.
We had no idea what to expect when we arrived at
JBBBSLA to meet Ian’s Big. We were both nervous.
Within the first minutes of meeting Craig I was
touched by his kindness and willingness to mentor
my son. Ian and Craig hit it off immediately and
quickly found things they had in common. While
walking back to the car, Ian was enthusiastically
telling me what they talked about and what he
liked about Craig and I was counting my blessings.
on Ian when he was writing his personal statement essays for
his college applications. The first essay discussed the effects
of the divorce on Ian’s life. The final essay had evolved into a
realization about himself that he had with Craig. Initially Ian
wanted Craig to really like him and thought he had to “edit”
himself by showing a more sanitized version of himself, his boyscout side. But over time, Ian began to feel that Craig accepted
and valued all of him and he learned to honor his whole self
and approach others with an open mind.
I witnessed the profound effect that Craig has had
Today, Ian is a thriving junior at UC Berkley
majoring in computer science. Ian is especially
grateful to Craig, whom he says shared his
curiosity and piqued his interest in technology.
Thanks to JBBBSLA Ian receives a fully paid
four-year scholarship from JBBBSLA and
is pursuing his dreams of one day going to
law school. I wholeheartedly want to thank
JBBBSLA for believing in my son and helping
him become the amazing young adult he is.
6
A Year in Review 2014
JBBBSLA PROGRAMS
Providing vulnerable youth with needed role models in safe,
engaging and empowering environments
Community-Based Mentoring Program Our traditional mentoring model where 275 Jewish adult “Big Brothers and Big Sisters,”
are providing one-to-one mentoring to 275 underserved Jewish “Little Brothers and
Little Sisters,” ages 6-18. The goal next year is to serve more than 300.
Site-Based Mentoring
Provided adult mentors to 21 adults with special needs living in a residential group
home. Next year we plan to launch “Bigs for Sibs”, a program in partnership with the
Friendship Circle to provide mentors for siblings of children with special needs.
JBBBSLA Scholarship Program
This year we offered financial assistance to 31 select, motivated, graduating Little
Brothers and Little Sisters to support their pursuit of higher education.
I AM
the daughter of a Russian Jewish mother and an
Israeli father. That means borscht and falafel at
Our very own
“Little” sister,
Emma, is one of the
new faces of the
“I am the
Federation”
Campaign.
home. At my public school, not many kids are
Jewish, so when I went to Kibbutz Max
Straus, it was really fun. I liked being
one community and doing
Shabbat in the forest with
other kids like me.
Jewish Big Brothers
Big Sisters matched
me with my mentor,
Jill, 3 years ago. We
hang out and share
special times thanks to
Emma Doner
THE
FEDERATION
JewishLA.org/IamtheFederation
A Year in Review 2014
7
JBBBSLA Accomplishments
Meaningfully Matched
Our Average Match Length is 35 months compared to the
national average of 21 months
Serving a Diverse Population
30-40% increase in the number of new matches in each of the Persian,
Russian and Israeli communities and success in partnering with the
LGBTQ community.
Fulfilling Dreams for Higher Education
Our donors helped make dreams of higher education possible for 31
program alumni with three young adults receiving “full-ride” scholarships
to cover the entire cost of college.
Inquiries
Children Served
Matches Made
275
241 239
218 231
58
46
2012
248
2013
66
2014 Year End
Our 44 percent increase in matches over the past 3 years are a
result of our target outreach to previously underserved communities.
This outreach has led to a 27% increase in mentor inquiries.
8
A Year in Review 2014
JBBBSLA IMPACT AND PARTNERS
General Outreach:
- The Jewish Federation
- Moishe House
- Young Jewish Professionals LA
- Masa Israel Journey
- Synagogues
- Jewish Community Centers
- Jewish Day Schools
Persian Community:
Israeli Community:
- Israeli American Council
- Israeli Scouts/Tzofim
- FIDF
- American Friends of Magen
David Adom
*Efforts coordinated by part-time Outreach Specialist
Orthodox Community:
- Mexikosher “Top Chef” Contestant
- Chabad
- Day Schools
- High Schools
Special Needs Community:
- Iranian Jewish Federation
- Nessah Synagogue
- Eretz Cultural Center
LGBT Community:
- Congregation Kol Ami
- Beth Chayim Chadashim
- JQ International
*Efforts coordinated by part-time Outreach Specialist
Russian Community:
- Jewish Agency for Israel
- Genesis Philanthropy Group
- RuJuLa
- Friendship Circle
- HaMercaz
- Vista Del Mar
A Year in Review 2014
9
Jared Nunes
Graduate of the Witherbee Backpacking Program
My name is Jared Nunes and I am
seventeen years old. My experience
at Camp Max Straus started when
I first came to Camp Max Straus
as a Counselor in Training and
then when I backpacked to the
High Sierra’s with the Witherbee
Backpacking program.
When I was 12, my father abandoned our family. It was a very
difficult time for my mother, younger brother and me. Learning
to be the “man of the family” was a huge challenge. I lacked
the confidence. But when I turned 15 and heard about Camp
Max Straus I made a commitment to myself and my family that
I needed to implement change – that was where my journey
began.
I came in as a shy, insecure, weird teenager. Right from the start,
I knew I was a part of something truly meaningful in my life. The
energy and laughter were contagious. I immediately fell in love
with Camp Max Straus. As a Counselor in Training, the camp is a
place where I can be myself and have pure fun, while knowing
that I am making a difference in other kids’ lives. Further, my
experiences at camp give me an increased sense of confidence
and inspire me to do more for myself. It really changed me and
who I am today. Camp Max Straus and what it stands for sparked a
passion in me that I could have never discovered anywhere else.
Now that I look to my future, my main goal is to have a career where I know that I
am helping people and making a difference. I hope to go to a university in the next
year and study medicine, and then we’ll see where it goes from there. Thank you
for your support… I am so blessed to be a part of a place where memories are
made and futures are bright.
10
A Year in Review 2014
CAMP MAX STRAUS PROGRAMS
Building confidence, increasing self-esteem, fostering
teamwork, and leading the way for youth in underserved
communities of Los Angeles
Camp Max Straus, a non-sectarian, overnight summer
camp served 936 children, ages 7-15, from low-income
families living throughout Los Angeles County.
Team Max Straus, a weekend mentoring program,
provided in-depth sports and arts activities to 251
children, ages 7-15.
Kibbutz Max Straus provided a Jewish cultural camp
experience incorporating Jewish values, culture, and
traditions into camp activities to 803 Jewish youth ages
7-15.
The Witherbee Wilderness Backpacking Program, in
partnership with Outward Bound, provided 70 teenagers,
ages 13-17, the opportunity to experience a four-day
backpacking trip in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of
California.
Arnold S. Nelson Scholarship Program provided
financial assistance to 19 graduates of the Witherbee
Wilderness Backpacking Program to facilitate college
opportunities.
A Year in Review 2014
11
CMS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
1,600
90%
More than
youth served
an increase of
since 2011
Team
Max Straus
Kibbutz Max
Straus
251
290
Thanks to the support of the Jay and Rose Phillips
Family Foundation we now have a Computer Lab
on campus providing 20th century computer and
software instruction to our campers.
Camp
Gesher
Thanks to the generosity of the Brucker family
we have built Aunt Marion’s Kitchen – the
perfect setting for educating our youth in gardening,
harvesting, and cooking healthy foods from our own
greenhouse.
Witherbee
Backpackers
75
70
Overnight
Campers
ages 13 - 15
Scholarship
Recipients
19
156
Overnight
Campers
ages 7 - 12
Counselors
In Training
780
CMS
Youth
12
A Year in Review 2014
40
We received the coveted Nonprofit Security Grant,
a government grant that will provide additional
security measures to Camp including gates, security
cameras, additional lighting and more.
100% of financial
assistance, up to “free camp,” to
anyone who demonstrates the need.
0% of children are turned
away because of an inability to pay.
CMS IMPACT AND PARTNERS
Outward Bound, the nationally known outdoor wilderness program, provided their expertise
and curriculum to our 70 Witherbee Wilderness Backpackers, ages 13-17. 42 children from the
LAUSD Homeless Unit, Salvation Army, Imagine LA and Good Shepherd domestic violence
shelter experienced an incredible week at Camp for free. 48 foster youth from Bienvenidos,
CASA, United Friends of the Children, Foster Care Counts and Trinity Family Services
experienced Camp for free thanks in part to funding generously provided by the Anthony and
Jeanne Pritzker Family Foundation. Our Community Connection Project provided 50 youth
from six elementary schools in the Watts community an opportunity to attend Camp for free.
Camp Max Straus Growth
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
2011
Total Chlldren
Served
1,185
2012
Total Chlldren
Served
1,188
2013
Total Chlldren
Served
1,374
2014
Total Chlldren
Served
1,505
CMS
WITHERBEE
TEAM MAX STRAUS
KIBBUTZ MAX STRAUS
TEEN
A Year in Review 2014
13
Thank you to our amazing donors. Together, we are impacting the lives
of thousands of children and families every day.
$100,000+
Anonymous
Roger Blum Richman Trust
Marion Brucker Trust
Genesis Philanthropy Group
Jewish Federation Council of Los Angeles
Amy Phillips Charitable Foundation
Toby and Bob Waldorf
$50,000-$99,999
Aqualia Foundation, Ltd.
John W. Carson Foundation and Larry Witzer
The Joseph Drown Foundation
Scott Isdaner
Erwin Rautenberg Foundation
Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation
Alan Sieroty
Stolaroff Family Foundation
Strauss Foundation Trust
Witherbee Foundation
$25,000-$49,999
California Department of Education
Louis L. Colen
The Harold Edelstein Foundation
The Green Foundation
Audrey & Sydney Irmas Charitable Foundation
Susan and Fred Kunik
Susan Paillassou and Steven Miller
Nesbitt Foundation
Ralph M. Parsons Foundation
Anthony & Jeanne Pritzker Family Foundation
Cindy and Sandy Sigal
Nancy and Victor Snider
Wells Fargo Foundation
$10,000-$24,999
Robert C. Aronoff
AS&F Foundation
Max & Anna Baran, Ben & Sarah Baran and Milton
Baran Endowment Fund
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
City National Bank
Faith and Jonathan Cookler
April and Eric Cotsen
Sylvia and Daniel Dworsky
Elks of Los Angeles Foundation
Anne M. Elman
Lawrence N. Field
The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation
Sheila Gold Foundation
The Goldhirsh-Yellin Foundation, Inc.
Laura and Glenn Goodstein
The Morris A. Hazan Family Foundation
Fern and Arnold Heyman
Hilton & Hyland
Hollywood Charity Horse Show
Jack in the Box Foundation
Ronnie and Michael Kassan
Rhea and Lester Kleinberg
Allen D. Kohl Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Caroline and Mark Kuperstock
Manny and Celia Light Fund (Celia Light, Francine
and Jeffrey Light)
Nancy and Jonathan C. Lurie
Barbara and Robert Margolis
Payden & Rygel
The Rabinovitch Foundation/The Nelson Family
Ray of Light Foundation
14
A Year in Review 2014
Shelley Resnik
Linda and Daniel Rosenson
Abe J. Roth
The Sacchi Foundation
Lynn and John Shane
Gail and Lee Silver
Lon V. Smith Foundation
Grace Helen Spearman Charitable Foundation
Kathy and Marshall Wax
Rayni and Branden Williams
$5,000-$9,999
Arbonne Charitable Foundation
The Cecile and Fred Bartman Foundation
The Stanley and Joyce Black Family Foundation
The Cory Cohen Family Fund
Stacie and Aaron Cohen
Jean E. Cohen
Michael Cohen
Emily and Richard Corleto
Dart-L Foundation
The Carl & Roberta Deutsch Foundation
Jodi and David Fenton
Marilyn and Manny Flekman
Katie and Alan Fragen
Friars Charitable Foundation
The David Geffen Foundation
Meralee Goldman
Goodwin Family Memorial Trust
Daniel Howard
Leslie Kavanaugh
KBS Realty Advisors
Los Angeles Lakers Youth Foundation
Maltzman Donor Advised Fund
Barbara and Joel Marcus
Momentous Insurance Brokerage, Inc.
Muskin Family Foundation
Nigro Karlin Segal Feldstein & Bolno, LLC
Paris Nourafchan
The Albert Parvin Foundation
Craig L. Platt
Jason Post
Heidi and Albert Praw
Eden and Steven Romick
Nancy and Brad Rosenberg
Anita and Arnold Rosenstein Family Foundation
Ruby Family Foundation
Dr. Stephen M. Saltzman
Robbi and Tom Schiff
Linda and Michael Sendowski
Irene and David Smith
Barbara and I. Bruce Speiser
Sidney Stern Memorial Trust
UPS Foundation Inc.
Rhona and Abraham Wacht
Emily and Gregory Waldorf
The Walt Disney Company Foundation
Max & Pauline Zimmer Family Foundation
$2,500-$4,999
Laura and Harvey Alpert
Jacqueline and Howard Banchik
The Barlevi Family Trust
Beverly Hills Rotary Community Foundation
Anna and Harry Borun
Arlene and Douglas Braun
Bonnie and Terry Burman
James and Deborah Burrows Foundation
Beverly and Robert Cohen
Hillary and Weston Cookler
Thomas B. Corby
Mary and Allan Cutrow
Joan and William Feldman
Mariko Wilson and Eric Fingleson
Laurie Feldman and Robert Friedman
Linda and Gary Goldfein
Lori and Robert Goodman
Grantors Foundation
Marlene and Marshall Grossman
Hella and Charles Hershson
Pat and Jack Hoffman
Edward Israel
Terri and Michael Kaplan
Michele and Ted Kaplan
Karlin Revocable Trust
Keiter Family Foundation
Barbara and Berton Kirshner
Kelly and Alexander Kozakov
Pam and Bob Krupka
Lady’s Secret Foundation
Deborah Laub
Kathy and Kevin Laxer
Sue and Anthony Marguleas
Dennis Mogerman
Zachary Okyle
Paul Hastings LLP
Susan and Melvin Plutsky
Sheryl and Kenneth Pressberg
The Private Bank of California
Shirley-Mae Smith and Harvey Roter
Loni and Jeff Rush
Lisa and Alex Sandel
Rhoda and Bernard Sarnat
Michael M. Savoy
Angel and Alan Schneider
Charles & Mildred Schnurmacher Foundation
Katheleen and Ronald Silverman
Samuel M. & Helene K. Soref Foundation
Frank Spencer
Marcie and David Swartz
Christina and Andrew Thau
Ultra Camp Foundation
Hollace Brown and Lewis M. Wallensky
Gelena Skya Wasserman and Keith Wasserman
Alyssa and Gary Weinhouse
Marjorie and Roger Weinhouse
May and Richard Ziman
$1,000-$2,499
Brenda and Alan Abramson
Appel & Henick LLP
Mae and Brian Appel
Renee and Charles Baren
Linda and Barry Baum
Cynthia and Ronald Beck
Michael L. Beckson
Frieda and Alan Berlin
Drew Andrew Blumberg Memorial Endowment Fund
Robert T. Blywise Family Foundation
Barry J. Boscoe
Lili and Jon Bosse
Brand New School
Ellisa and Robert Bregman
Brier Family Foundation
Jane and Harry Bruckel
Bulldog Investors LLC
David Bunevacz
Diana R. Butler
Cal Asia Property Development
Linda and Robert Camras
Jay A. Canel
Capital Management Strategies, Inc.
Royal Carson
Lisa and Joel Cassel
The Cheeryble Foundation
Ron L. Cherney, D.D.S.
Jackie and Bud Cohn
David S. Cohn
Joan and Kenneth Cohn
Francine and Herbert Cooper
Debra and Roger Cowan
Crestone Group Baking Companies
Suzanne and Robert Davidow
Sharon Davis and Governor Gray Davis (Ret.)
Karen and Neal Dem
Joan and Gerald Doren
Carolynne Smith-Drori and Ze’ev Drori
Sheila and David Eldridge
Susan Elmore
Employees Charity Organization of Northrop
Grumman
Megan McGowan Epstein and Alan Epstein
Marshall Ezralow
Jonah H. Feldstein
Sharon and Richard Feldstein
Jerrold A. Fine
Sandra and Edward Fineman
The Irene C. Finkelstein Foundation
First Property Realty Corp
First Republic Bank
Michael Flesch
Gary J. Freedman
Elizabeth and Glen Friedman
Jean and John Friedman
The Gaska Alliance Foundation
Scott Gibson
Give With Liberty Employee Donations
Jennifer Glazer Malkin
Vicki and Daniel Gold
Gloria Gold
Bari and Steven Good
Amanda and Greg Goodfried
Nancy and Kenneth Goodfried
Nancy and Michael Gordon
Daniel Greenberg
Richard Gurewitz and Lorraine S. Gurrewtiz
Intervivios Trust
Hall Family Foundation
Brooke and Kenneth Halsband
Marissa and Joshua Hamilton
Rebecca and Graeme Henderson
Jennifer and David Hilton
Hirschfeld Kraemer LLP
Hochberg Family Foundation
Sofia and Elliot Horowitz
Hudson Pacific Properties, L.P.
Harold B. Igdaloff
Michele and James Jackoway
Sally and Donald Jones
Marla and Michael Kantor
Janet Kerr
Wendy Kim
The Kleiner Cohen Foundation
Shoshana Kline and Doug Himmel
Knesset B’nai B’rith
Valerie and Peter Kompaniez
Natalie and Glen Kraemer
Arlene and Steve Kraines
Lenny Kravitz Foundation
Shawn Lacy
Carolyn Stone and David M. Lilien
Stan H. Lipshutz Living Trust
Kevin Lipton
Kenneth Lodgen
Cathy and Mark Louchheim
Nathan Lustman
Bahador Mahboubi
Thelma Maltz
Connie and Martinn Mandles
Roberta and Richard Marantz
Phyllis S. Marell
Estelle Markowitz
Claire and Donald Marks
Maroon 5
Laura and James Maslon
Medof Family Trust
Alana and Elliot Megdal
Beth Cookler and Jonas Merrill
Donald H. Meyers
G. J. Mihlsten
Joan and Philip Miller
Patricia and Marc Myers
Patricia and Peter Neuwirth
Kathleen and Jay Newman
Newmark Merrill Companies
Bonnie and Joseph Otting
Geoffrey H. Palmer
Constance Chung and Maurice Povich
Debra and Richard Powell
The Louis & Harold Price Foundation, Inc.
Mary and William Ratner
Carl and Estelle Reiner Trust
Michele Singer Reiner and Robert Reiner
Lois Rosen
Richard A. Rosenberg
Helene and Barry Sacks
Thomas Safran
Elizabeth Saiger
Sandy and Claudia Samuels
Janet and Steven Samuels
Cheryl and Michael Schwab
Laurie R. Dworsky and Randy Schwab
Cathy H. Goren-Sedacca and Jeff Sedacca
Jafida Amato and Andrew L. Shapiro
The Shaprio Family Charitable Foundation
George L. Shapiro
Angela Lansbury Shaw and Peter Shaw
Cindy and Glenn Sherman
Sussan and Michael Shore
Michael J. Siegman
Sketchers Foundation
SMB Equity LLC
Marcia and Mark Smith
Harriet and Bart Sokolow
Debra and Bruce Spector
Eugene and Marilyn Stein Family Foundation
Linda and Bruce Steinbaum
Bunny and Jerome Steinbaum
Stoller Family Charitable Lead Annuity Trust
Stratton-Petit Foundation
DeeDee and Karl Sussman
Richard Tapper
Barry Tarlow
UBS Employee Giving Programs
US Bank National Association
Vollmer Family Foundation
Jessica and Michael Wacht
Roslyn E. Walker
Perry A. Wallack
Cathy and Richard Walter
Greg Weisman
Michael Winn
Randy Wooten
Carl E. Wynn Foundation
Stanley Zax
Diane and Michael Ziering
Curtis J. Ziman
Ed Zimbler
$500-$999
Eynav and Neil Accortt
Julie and Derek Alpert
Amgen Foundation
Carol April
ARKA Family Foundation
Pamela and Richard Aronoff
Bach Charitable Trust
Jannell and Randy Banchik
Tammy and Corey Barash
Barclay’s Realty & Management Co.
Wendy Barnard
Sara Bergstein
Jennifer and Peter Burke
Arlene and Robert Bush
Nancy and Jeff Carlson
Annie and Anthony Ceazan
Stephen P. Deitsch
Marion and David Dennis
James D. Edgeworth, Jr. & Associates
Jill and Michael Erman
Janet and Jake Farber
Jordan D. Feldstein
Forest Family Foundation
Freeman, Freeman, and Smiley
Lora Fremont
Annie and Robert Gad
Susan and Jaime Gesundheit
Benita and Bertrand Ginsberg
Jerry Glass
Ellen and Richard Gleitman
Roberta and Lawrence Goodfried
I.H. & Anna Grancell Foundation
Don and Sid Greenberg
Deborah and Allen Grubman
Gina and Brett Gurewitz
Barbara and Daniel Haines
Barbara and Blaine Handell
Lisa and Robert Held
Robin and Arnon Heller
Toni Holden
Jan and Paul Holtzman
Susan and David Hook
Karen Kaplan Scott
Judi and Roy Kaufman
Sydney and Larry Kidwell
Susie and Michael Kline
David Kobrine
Steven M. Konsker
Joseph K. Kornwasser
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP
Carole and Gary Lazar
Les E. Lederer
Marge and Ben Lerman
Bruce D. Levine
The Hyman Levine Family Foundation
Lisa and Aaron Levy
Linda and Leonard Levy
Doreen and Leon Lewin
Gerald S. Lipshutz
Sharon and Mitchell Litt
Rochelle and Richard Maize Foundation
Lawrence E. May
Andie and Mark Miller
Ronald Morrison
The Paul and Suzanne Muchnic Family Fund
Albert Nassi
Alice and Randolph Noble
Deedy Oberman
Tina and Gary Orkin
Charles B. Ortner
A Year in Review 2014
15
Karin M. Wentz and Mark A. Otness
Denise and Rick Oxman
Peter C. Pallette
PARQ Advisors
Penny Kayano and Ronald Pepperman
Judith and James Perzik
James J. Phelps
Robin and Ira Pianko
Christine Pickford
Miriam and Jack Pitson
Debi and Jeffrey Pomerantz
Laurie and Steven Price
Wendy Puzarne
Richard A. Rabin
Raznick and Sons
The Walter Reade Foundation
Randy S. Reisman
Janice Kamenir-Reznik and Benjamin M. Reznik
Edith and Jack Rice
Peggy and Edward Robin
Shelley and Jan Rosen
Susan and Edward Rosenson
Roberta Haft and Howard L. Rosoff
Harriet and Eric Rothfeld
Lori and David Rousso
Steven L. Sachse
Karen and Nathan Sandler
Claudia and Robert Scherer
Jason Schwab
Debbee Klein Schwartz and Robert Schwartz
Monica and Gerhard Schwarzblatt
Kelly O. Scott
Stephanie and Jeffrey Shane
Russell G. Silberstein
Amanda Spangler
Drs. Eve M. Kurtin and Michael L. Steinberg
Jane and Frederick Taber
Joan Tamkin
Taylor & Taylor Associates, Inc.
Traub-Brittan Family Foundation
Rhonda and Mark Wapnick
Keith Wasserman
Elisa Wayne
Pam Weingarten
Tom Welling
Adele and Joseph Wells
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
Davon White
Veronica and Douglas Whithorne
Wishnow, Ross, Warsavsky & Company
Linda and Mark Wolfson
Andrea J. Spatz and Robert W. Wunderlich
Linda and Stephen Wurzel
Judith and Marvin Zeidler
Harriet and Sherwin Zimring
$1-$499
Francine Abrams
Linda W. Abrams
Ilene and Laurence Abramson
Lauren Acker
Ramona and Irving Ackerman
Kobi Adato
Marilyn and Eric Adler
Judith and Arnold Alban
Mitchell Albert
Lilya Aleksandrovskaya and Gennady Aleksandrovsky
Joan and Allan Alexander
Greg Allen
Lynne and Donald Alschuler
Gary J. Alter, M.D.
Herma and Joel Altshule
AmazonSmile Foundation
Gerald L. Anchor
Pam and Dennis Angel
16
A Year in Review 2014
Sheila and Lawrence Appel
Arva, Inc.
J. J. Assaf
Samuel Averbach
Karen and Don Bachrach
Bank of America United Way Campaign
Veronica Barba
Heather and Ari Bass
Randall C. Bassett
Barry Bayat
Andrea Beard
Claudia Beck
Jeffrey M. Beckerman
Tony Behrstock
Fran and Roger Behrstock
Amy and Joey Behrstock
Gloria Belsh
Marcia Belsh
Paula Belsh
Leslie and Kenneth Benbassat
Elaine M. Berke
Leslie and Joseph Berman
Kelley and William Berman
Jerry Bernard
Lori and Jeffrey Berris
Richard A. Berry
Michael Bertrand
Carolyn S. Spencer and Curt M. Biren
Esther and Uzi Blachman
Martin H. Blank, Esq.
Jonathan H. Blenner
Sydelle and Walter Bloch
Janet and Alan Block
Terri and David Bloomgarden
Celina Bojarsky
Debbie and Eddie Borden
Danielle and Matt Bordwin
Rochelle and Jeffrey Boren
Matthew Borlenghi
Clinton Bowen
Jerold Braun
Jewel Ann and Allan Bregman
Nancy and Sandy Bresler
Connie and William Brien
Bonnie and Martin Brill
Linda and Gary Briskman
Les Bronte
Lynette Brown
Alison and Michael Brown
Linda and Steven Brown
Rita Brucker
Charles Burger
Laurie and Andrew Caine
Mario Calagna
Tony Calhoun
Esther F. Caporale
David Carmel
Robin and Albert Carnesale
Susan K. Carter, Esq.
Charlotte Cash
Shih Chen
Carly and Ben Chohon
Sautot Christophe
Susan and Gerry Clifford
Alison Cohen
Gary G. Cohen
Howard S. Cohen
Daniel and Donna Colwell
Patricia and Thomas Connelly
Madeline and Michael Contract
Bruce E. Cooperman
Ken Cross
Janice and Stuart Cutler
Rosalie, Norman, and Mark Daley
Cheryl and Rick Daub
Kathleen and Marc Dauber
Eleanor and Bernard Davidorf
Todd Davidson
Ruth B. Davis
Bobbe Joy and Mitchell Dawson
Bert H. Deixler
Chris and Louis Desser
John S. Dodd
Tim Dodd
Keith Dolabson
Celia and Michael Donner
Elaine and Richard Doran
Allen R. Dorkin
David L. Dorsey
Megan Drake
Steve Durbin
Marty Dwight
Susan Dworsky
Jerome Eglin C.P.A.
Julia and Michael Eidelman
Danette and Michael Eilenberg
Stanley Eisenberg
Terri and David Elston
Harvey A. Englander
Kristi and Curtis Estes
Carol and Martin Evanson
Dr. James S. Factor
Ivan and Marsha Faggen
Charlotte and Harold Feder
Marilyn Fein
Bobbi and Peter Feinstein
James E. Felder
Lynn and David Feldman
Debbie and Jonathan Feldman
Allison and Justyn Feldman
Leonard Feldman
Jerry Fields
Miriam and Joseph Fierstein
Marjorie and Arthur Fine
Fineman Living Trust
Linda and Rodney Fingleson
Patty and Gary Finkel
Mitchell Firestein
Marvin Fisch
Ian Fischler
Rabbi Gershon Fisher
Lois R. Fishman
Melanie and Aaron Fitzgerald
Darlene K. Fogel
Stanley Folb Intervivos Trust
Foley Freisleben
James Foreman
Greg Forester
Four Corners Investment Company
Martin A. Frankel
Carol and Ross Frazer
Michael Fredlender
Mark Freedman
Carin and Glenn Freeman
Brenda and Thomas Freiberg
Ruth and Edward Friedman
Susan and Jack Frydrych
Mark Gabay
Donna E. Garber
Carolyn and Lester Garfinkel
Nicole Boroda-Gelbard and Kerry A. Gelbard
Lee and F. Gordon Gelfond
Michael S. Gilmore
Pamela B. Schaff and Dr. Elie M. Gindi
David S. Gingold
Geoffrey Given
Margo and Steven Gleitman
Warren Glettner
Cathy and Craig Glick
Gluck Building Company
Rochelle and Robert Gluckstein
Karen and Lawrence Goddard
Michele and Julian Gold
Yona and David Goldberg
Sheila and Michael Goldberg
Susan and Rusty Goldberg
Jill A. Goldner
The Samuel Goldwyn Foundation
Elana and Maury Gomberg
Murray Gomer
Melody and Roger Goodman
Mae and Marvin Goodson
Benjamin Gordon
Dale S. Gordon
Debra S. Gordon
Romi and Eric Goren
Patikay and Meyer Gottlieb
Laurie Burrows Grad and Peter Grad
Shirley and Louis Gram
Julie and Alan Grass
Dr. Harry L. Green
Stephanie and Todd Greenberg
Marilyn and John Groper
Lola Gross
Marc E. Grossberg
Sheri and Jeff Grossberg
Beverly Gruber
Susan and Steven Gryczman
Olivia Gutierrez
Sandy Gutterman
Douglas and Mary Anne Hale
Lauren and Hiland Hall
Carol A. Halperin
Candice S. Hanson
Betsy and James Hardi
Harper-Goldman Living Trust
Marjorie and John Harris
H. Ronald Hauptman
Lori Winer and J. Randolph Hecht
Robin Heitner-Koffman
Gregory Heller
Helene Heller
Zvia and Robert Hempling
Michael Hendifar
Nina and Steve Herrera
Lynne and Michael Heslov
Amy and Charles Hill
Louise and Sanford Himmel
Ellen and Thomas Hoberman
Renee Holland
Harry Horowitz
James and Ada Horwich Family Foundation
Scott B. Howard
Mallory and Yoni Howard
Elisa Huang
Margot Hummel
Melissa and Ben Hunt
Ellen and Mark Hurwitz
Madeleine P. Brown and Clinton M. Hyde
Sheila and Milton Hyman Foundation
Dr. Susan Igdaloff
Freya and Mark Ivener
Susan and Scott Jackson
Beverly and Carl P. Jacobs
Dana M. Jacobs
Robin and Gary Jacobs
Linda and Jerome Janger
Judy Nesburn and Howard Jaskol
Jewish Community Foundation
John Hancock Financial Services
Robert Jones
Burton Josephf
Judy and Ronald Kabrins
Tony Kadell
Sharon and David Kalling
Trudy and Albert Kallis
Navid Kanani
David Kaplan
Linda and Donald Kaplan
Jason D. Kaplan
Susan Kaplan
Stuart L. Kart
Doreen Kates
Joan and Richard Katz Family Foundation
Jean Kay
Hawi Keflezighi
Craig Kelley
Gary Kendall
Lorin Kenney
Yana Khrapko
Sherrie Kilman
Liz and Andy Kimmelman
Caroline and Mark Kimura
Vicki and Don Kipper
Andrew Kirsh
Annette and Charles Kleeman
June and Paul Klein
Pamela and Joel Kliaman
Beverly and Sidney Kline
Hank Koffman
Scott Kolbrenner
Barbara and Leonard Kolod
Shinya Kono
Frances K. Koosed
Jeffrey Koppelman
Joseph Kotzin
Robert M. Kraft
Apryl M. Krakovsky
Joann and Ronald Kramar
Nancy Krasnoff
Kroger
Maricarmen and Lawrence Kroll
Ryan Krueger
Renee Kumetz
Alyse Laemmle
Abbe S. Land
Jessica R. Langer
Ana Osorio and Mark Langer
Mark LaValle
Beverly Lavin
Dorothy and B. Allen Lay
Dianne and Moses Lebovits
David and Ellen Lee
Michael Leebove
Craig Leeds
Matthew Leeds
Steven B. Lehat
Miriam and Michael Lehrer
Rebecca Lehrer
Dr. Stanley J. Leiken
James Lerman
Daniel G. Levene
Dana Levenstein
Myriame and Morton Leviloff
Don S. Levin
Rita B. Levine
Allyn and Jeffrey Levine
Minnie and Lawrence Levine
Adrienne and Norman Levine
Marc A. Lieberman
Eric Lifshitz
Diane Jubelier-Light and Les Light
Sarah Liljefelt
Stephanie Limbaugh
David Linn
Sara-Jean and Eli Lipmen
Courtney and Jamie Lisac
Laurie and Henry Lizer
Janet and Jeffrey Loeb
David Loew
Marlene and William Louchheim
Jacqueline and David Lowenberg
Roslyn and George Lubow
Shelley Luke
Merrill and Fran Lyons
Badiene Magaziner
Linda and Erwin Malowe
Carole and Mark Maltzman
Daniel R. Maltzman
Fred Manaster
Paula Mandel
Cheryl Mandelbaum
Stacie and Artie Mandelberg
Eve and Harold Marcus
Marc Maretsky
Ron Marino
Dr. Phyllis Massing and Bert Massing
Brandon Matloff
Hilary and Jon Matthew
Jennifer E. Mayo
Bruce McMahon
Jodi and Brad Meadow
Manish Mehta
Rose and Jim Meltzer
Members Give
Steven M. Menkus
Chanda and Owen Messinger
Maggie and Joseph Meyer
Jan and Eugene Meyers
Bruce Middleton
Marsha and Jonathan Miller
June and Sidney Miller
Michelle and Joseph Millstone
Jacqueline A. Milman
Laurie and Walter Minerbi
Burton A. Mitchell
Lawrence Mitchell
Brian and Roberta Mitteldorf
Irene and Frederick Molod
Joyce L. Monkarsh
Sarah Moore
Morgan Stanley
David R. Moss
Taylor Murray
Gary Namm
Tiara Naputi
Sheila Nasch
Nathanson Family Foundation
Shasta Nelson
Jessica and Eric Nicastro
Matthew Nierenberg
Mike B. Nourmand
George O’Connor
Maureen C. Odel
Charlotte and Rick Offsay
Beth Rosenberg and Lee Ohaninan
Deborah and Eustace Olliff
Monica and Aram Ordubegian
Stephen L. Padwa
Cheryl L. Paller
Michael Pancer
Evelyn and Don Parker
Shana and Donald Passman
Larry Payson
Amy and Bradford Pearl
Harry and Michelle Peck
Diane and Braulio Pena
Patricia Penn
Ari Perilstein
Cheryl and Mark Perry
Robert M. Pesce, CPA
Jackie and Al Pierce
Arlene and Ed Plasky
Tut and Gary Platt
Ada-Lee Plattus
A Year in Review 2014
17
Margaret and Barry Pollack
Emi and Richard Pollack
Marlene and Monty Polson
Leo M. Pomerantz, M.D.
Ethel and Jonathan Pont
Todd I. Posivak
Roberta and Marc Poster
Janine and George Quint
Diane Raben
Irene and Bernard Raden
Leslie and Richard Raguse
Joanna and Bradley Ramberg
Marjorie and Robert Ramsdell
Laura Randolph
Carli Rebibo
Joanne and Louis Reisman
Brett Reisner
Wendy and Jonathan Resin
Joyce Rey
Adele and Herbert Reznikoff
Ricki and Marvin Ring
Robert I. Gluckstein Investments
Betty and Benjamin Roberts
Karen and Leo Roberts
Gail and Fred Rollman
Harriett Root
Donna and Harvey Rosen
Morton Rosen
Sheila and James Rosenberg
Margy and Allan Rosenbluth
Janet and Herbert Rosenthal
Regina and Jack Rosenthal
Judy and Richard Rosenzweig
Roz and Richard Rosin
Alissa and Warren Roston
Lance J. Roth
Bonnie and Stanley Rothman
Felicia and Robert Rubin
Sherwin B. Rubin
Linda L. Russell
Nancy and Ken Ruttenberg
Deborah and Matthew Ryan
Monet Sabet
Leonard Sacks
Stephen E. Safran
Norman Saiger
Avram Salkin
Jacqueline and Ronald Salter
Jessica and Peter Sample
Scott M. Sandler
Debbie and Neil Santo Tomas
Paul Schackman
Barbara and Martin Schechter
Joshua Schein
Lynn Schenk
Richard J. Schenkel
Douglas Schlittner
Nancy and Mark Schreiber
Camilla and Ronald Schur
Norman K. Schwab
Marla and Richard Seff
Dottie Sefton
Barbara Segal
Herbert Segall
Amy and Joel Segall
Allison and Matthew Seigel
Sheryl and Peter Seltser
Rob Sevell
Geri and Sanford Shadrow
Ralph M. Shaffer
Lisa and Camran Shafii
Louise Shahery
Annette and Leonard Shapiro
Virginia and Norton Sharpe
Susan and Richard Shemin
18
A Year in Review 2014
Yonathan Shraga
Stephanie and Michael Shuken
Howard M. Siegman, C.P.A.
Dana Sigoloff
Silicon Valley Community Foundation
Richard B. Silver
Nancy and Bruce Silverman
Randi and Richard Singer
Eileen and George Sisino
Rena and Theodore Snyder
Marvin L. Sobel
Reva Sober
Rhonda and Jack Soll
Mark F. Solomon
Elizabeth and Michael Soroudi
Benita and Michael Spector
Leo Spiegel
Melinda and Louis Spitz
Dana and Robert Stark
Bley Stein Foundation
Danielle and Keith Steinbaum
Lawrence E. Steinberg Foundation
Frances and Joel Steinberg
Joel C. Steiner
Julie and Frank Steinschriber
Kirsten Baldwin and Justin Steinschriber
Ronna Sterling
Gary and Sandra Stern
Miriam and Jerrold Stern
Lana Sternberg
Leah Steuer
Robin Blake and Stephen Stewart
Jeremy Stillings
Studio Z Advertising & Design
Odette and Joseph Sugerman
Nancy and Howard Sunkin
I. H. Sutnick
Maretta and Raymond Swartz
Holly Swedelson
Josh Taff
Patti and Robert Tanenbaum
Robby Tanouye
Deborah and Ben Teicher
William & Anna Tenenblatt Foundation
Todd D. Thibodo
Venona and Paul Thompson
Brian Tijan
Joseph N. Tilem
Toby M. Horn and Harold J. Tomin
Linda and Stephan Tow
Anne and Charles Trapnell
Maxine and Irwin Tuckman
Roberta and Arnold Twersky
Karen and Steven Twersky
United Way California Capital Region
United Way, Inc.
Delilah and Mark Urman
Cindy and Robert Wang
Laurel and Kenneth Warner
Ruth Roberts and Dennis M. Wasser
Laura A. Wasser
Henry Wasserman
Linda Wasserman
Alan H. Wasserstein
Ashley and Ben Waterman
Janice and Leonard Weil
Inge Weinberg
Peter L. Weinberger
Roslyn and Robert Weiner
David Weissberg
Western Financial Trend
Weston Foundation
Helen and Richard Weston
Stephen E. White
Bruce F. Whizin
Janice Rubin and Charles Wiese
Caroline Wirz
Debbie Wirz-Safranek
Donna E. Wolfe
Linda and Frederick Wolfe
Lorrin and Deane Wong
WTAS
Ginger and Brian Yellen
Alan Yellin, Ph.D.
Susie Young
William Young
YourCause, LLC Trustee
Barbara and Walter Zifkin
Bob M. Zigman
Larry Ziman
Sara and Todd Ziman
Aaron Zimmer
Myrna and Stanley Zimmerman
Arthur Zweig
Thanks to you the Foundation for
Camp Max Straus will continue
to ensure perpetual operational
funding for Camp Max Straus.
$25,000-$49,999
Lorna Auerbach
Scott Isdaner
Lynn and John Shane
Cindy and Sandy Sigal
Gail and Lee Silver
$10,000-$24,999
Nancy and Jonathan Lurie
Susan Paillassou and Steven Miller
Nancy and Bruce Newberg
The Rabinovitch Foundation/The Nelson Family
Reuben B. Resnik and Helga M. Resnik Foundation
Robbi and Thomas Schiff
Wells Fargo Foundation
$5,000-$9,999
Mae and Brian Appel
The Stanley and Joyce Black Family Foundation
Scott Clark
Ervin, Cohen & Jessup LLP
$2,500-$4,999
James Blanchard
Jeanne and Allen Ginsborg
Nanette and David Klein
Tina and Gary Orkin
Prem Raniga
Nancy and Brad Rosenberg
Linda and Daniel Rosenson
Linda and Michael Sendowski
Cindy and Glenn Sherman
Thomas F. Weissenborn
Wells Fargo, N.A.
$1,000-$2,499
Barbara and Richard Ackerman
Anonymous
AXA Foundation
George Biel
Lili and Jon Bosse
Julie Briskin Harelson
Bonnie and Terry Burman
Debra and Roger Cowan
Michael L. Epsteen
Freeman, Freeman, and Smiley
Elizabeth Grossman
Scott Mahler
Dianne and David Markman
Barbara and Milton Moritz
Gary E. Mozer
Karen Wentz and Mark Ottness
Eden and Steven Romick
Lois Rosen
Thomas Safran
Dr. Stephen M. Saltzman
Lisa and Ian Schapiro
Laurie Dworsky and Randy Schwab
Stephanie Shane
Jeffrey A. Shane
Jesse Sharf
The Simms/Mann Family Foundation
Robin and Brian Simon
Irene and David Smith
Kristen and Howard Spunt
Jennifer and Scott Tiano
Richard Walker
$500-$999
Penny and Arthur Antolick
Leslie and Paul Aronzon
Helen and Raymond Babaian
Sherry and Victor Bardack
Susan and Michael Baum
Jennifer Belushi
Colleen and Gary Bub
CB Richard Ellis
Sue Chen
Marian Lee Mann and Reeve E. Chudd
American Endowment Foundation
Jacqueline and Ron Feder
William Feiler
Allison and Randall Gingold
Hansen, Jacobson, Teller & Hoberman
James Hausberg
Gregory Heller
Vivienne Vella and Nathan Hochman
Susan and David Hook
Barbara and Dan Horwitz
Lauren and Lee Karny
Lauren and Lee Karny
Jackie and Robert Katz
Greg Klein
Kelly and Alexander Kozakov
Elsa and Marc Lantzman
Dana and Mark Lindon
Jeannette and A. Mervyn Mandelbaum
Anita J. Marsten
Maggie and Joseph Meyer
Alexandra and Daniel Miller
The Neal & Sarah Moritz Family Trust
Patrick Murphy
Edmond A. Sachse
Lisa and Ian Schapiro
Jaqueline R. Schiff
Robbi and Thomas Schiff
Joshua Silverstein
Greg Steiner
Traub-Brittan Family Foundation
$1-$499
Seda Aghaian
The Bernstein-Maslansky Fund
Hillary and Steve Barth
Deanna Baumgardner
Amy and Joey Behrstock
Fran and Roger Behrstock
John Benun
Pam and Alan Bergman
Coleen and David Blatt
Janet and Alan Block
Brian Bregman
Linda and Gary Briskman
Linda Brown
Steven M. Brown
Tara Brown-Stocks
Jane and Harry Bruckel
Alan Bunnage
Janelle and James Carlin
Heather N. Danko
Jeffrey Dasse
Jane and Richard De Giacomo
Michael Derk
Brooks Dexter
Wendi Doyle
Mark Egerman
Sandy and David Feingold
Jory and Ted Feldman
Marjorie and Arthur Fine
Mariko Wilson and Eric Fingleson
Sandra and Phillip Firestone
Beth and Rodney Freeman
Mark Gallucci
Glenn S. Goodstein
Priscilla Halper
Mike Hanassab
John Hanassab
Ron Z. Harris
Neil Hattem
Lonni Hertling
Louise and Sanford Himmel
Susan and Scott Jackson
Steven C. Jarmus
Michelle and Alan Kaye
Steven K. Kessler
Ceci Kirksey
Catherine Kramer
Robert Landes
Matt Lichtenberg
Diane Jubelier-Light and Les Light
Elaine Lokshin
Janet and David Lonner
Manish Mehta
Rose and Jim Meltzer
Joan and Philip Miller
Heidi and Jonathan Monkarsh
Zelana Montminy
Melissa and Steven Moritz
Lawrence P. Murphy
Stephan S. Nourmand
Michael Nyman
Elizabeth D. Nyman
Leslie and David Allen Offer
Christina Casillas and John J. Ortiz
Bradford A. Pearl
Ada-Lee Plattus
Todd I. Posivak
Jessica Ramirez
Andrew Ratner
Hon. Vicki Reynolds and Murray Pepper
Mitch Rose
Donna and Harvey Rosen
Morton Rosen
Jamie and Kenneth Rosenblood
Linda L. Russell
Sidney and Myrna Samuels
Rene Sanchez
Debbie Santo Tomas
Rhoneil A. Santo Tomas
Steven Sapot
Dana and Evan Schlessinger
Norman K. Schwab
Colby Schwartz
Samantha Schwartz
Linda and Howard Schwimmer
Marla and Richard Seff
Lee Shapiro
Charles Simpson
Jennifer and Michael Singer
Diane Solomon
Martin Solomon
Stephen D. Stein
Richard Tashman
Daniel Tenenbaum
Paul J. Vannuki
Patrick Wade
Julie and Eric Wasserman
Tamar and Gary Wax
Joel Waxman
Emma C. Wei
Michael Weiner
Elaine Weiss
Nancy Wilhite
Chris Wilson
Gregory Wiviott
Terri and Richard Wolf
Carol and John Young
Thank you to our in-kind
donors for their generosity
and support of our
fundraising efforts.
Adidas
Align Beverly Hills Pilates
American Century Investments
Amy and Joey Behrstock
The Beverly Hills Hotel
Beverly Hills Police Department
The Beverly Hilton Hotel
Bling Bling Dumplings
Larry Blivas
Paul J. Brody, D.P.M.
Burke Williams Day Spa
Caulfields Restaurant
The Cheesecake Factory
City National Bank
Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf
Dermalogica
Four Seasons Hotel
Laurie Feldman and Robert Friedman
GEARYS Beverly Hills
Dr. Jack R. Goetz
Micaela Gold
Haus of Gray
Ellen and Steven Jackson
Kennedy Wilson
Susan and Fred Kunik
Caroline and Mark Kuperstock
Los Angeles Clippers Foundation
Luxe Sunset Blvd. Hotel
Magnolia Restaurant
Mike’s Hard Lemonade /
American Vintage Beverages
Susan Paillassou and Steven Miller
Montage Beverly Hills
Nickelodeon
Oakfield Farms Solutions
Zachary Okyle
Porta Via Bistro
Linda and Daniel Rosenson
Patti and C. Michael Rubidoux
Lauren and Anton Schiff
Robbi and Thomas Schiff
SCNS Sports Foods
SoulCycle
Spago
Stackable Wines
Craig Susser
Marcie and David Swartz
Universal Studios
Valencia Golf and Country Club
Xi’an
Zagat Guides
All donations reflected were made between 7/21/2013 and 11/1/2014
A Year in Review 2014
19
6505 Wilshire Blvd., Sixth floor • Los Angeles, CA 90048
SAVE THE DATE
Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles
HONORING GENERATIONS
BOB WALDORF
BRIAN APPEL
GELENA & KEITH WASSERMAN
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2015
6:30 PM
HYATT REGENCY CENTURY PLAZA HOTEL
Los Angeles, CA