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ANNUAL REPORT 2015/5775
OUR MISSION
he mission of the Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte is to raise and distribute funds to support and enrich the
ves of Jews locally, nationally, in Israel and worldwide. Through education and community building, the Federation’s
mission ensures that Jewish values, goals, traditions and connections are preserved for current and future generations.
OUR STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES Philanthropy The Federation is the greater Charlotte Jewish community’s
central philanthropic organization
Community The Federation is the community builder, convener, and
planner for the greater Charlotte Jewish community
Israel The greater Charlotte Jewish community is educated and
passionate about and connected to the State of Israel and to Jewish people worldwide
Jewish Identity
The people of the greater Charlotte Jewish community
connect with their Jewish identity
THE STRENGTH OF A PEOPLE. THE POWER OF COMMUNITY.
Letter to the Community
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2015 Annual Giving Highlights
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2015 Annual Giving Snapshot
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Beneficiary Agencies
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Impact and Innovation Fund
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Israel and Overseas
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Supplemental Gifts
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Distribution by Service
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Impact by Numbers
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Community Impact
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Create Your Jewish Legacy
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2015 Annual Giving Recognition
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Matching Gifts
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Financial Overview
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Corporate Sponsors
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Leadership and Stafff
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Dear Friends, When asked what one word best describes Federation, we suspect most folks would quickly say “fundraising”. While we agree, we also see things a little differently. Our one word would be… community. If Fundraising is the “how”, Community is the “why” – why we work so hard to raise millions of dollars every year; why our donors consider Federation to be a top Jewish priority; and why Federation’s impact is so great. Federation’s Strategic Objectives are framed around our four core areas of community impact: Philanthropy, Community, Israel, and Jewish Identity. The Annual Campaign is the engine that fuels all the others, the means by which everything else gets done. And it’s thanks to you, our loyal community of donors, that we are able to fulfill our promise to the community year after year, year in, year out. While the Annual Campaign is our constant, our remaining strategic objectives continually evolve to reflect our community's needs at any point in time. Providing financial stability for our agencies? Federation is there. Looking for new and unique ways to engage in Jewish life? Federation’s got it covered. Finding creative and collaborative solutions for 21st century Jewish challenges? Federation’s on-point. The pages of this Annual Report will show you how. Our hand is on the pulse of Jewish life today and our eye is on the work needed to insure vibrant Jewish life for tomorrow. Federation's distinctive role as community builder, planner and convener enables and empowers Jewish life to nurture, grow and thrive in Charlotte and around the world. REACH
(Reproductive Endocrinology Associates of Charlotte)
The Strength of A People, The Power of Community. Together we have it covered! B’Shalom,
Holly Levinson President
Susan J. Worrel Executive Director
LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY
2015 ANNUAL GIVING HIGHLIGHTS We thank our dedicated 2015 Annual Campaign Chair Alison Lerner and her entire team of hardworking volunteers for their extraordinary efforts in meeting and exceeding the 2015 Annual Giving Goal of $3,700,000.
Alison Lerner
With minutes to spare before the midnight deadline to receive The Leon Levine Foundation Match, our Board, our Campaign Team and many of our passionate donors stepped up, made calls, made donations, and made THIS happen! Thank you all for your dedication, your time, your energy and your money!!! This was truly a team effort and an incredibly inspiring one for me! I am grateful to be a member of this wonderful community!” - Alison Lerner, 2015 Campaign Chair
2015 Campaign Accomplishments 6 new or recovered Major Donor families ($10,000+ per household) 6 new or recovered Lions of Judah ($5,000+ to Women’s Philanthropy) A Matching Gift Pool of $70,000 incentivized donors to make new and increased gifts, thanks to the generosity of : w The Leon Levine Foundation, Sandra and Leon Levine: $35,000 End of Campaign Match w Eric and Lori Sklut: $25,000 Main Event Match w Larry Schwartz: $10,000 Super Sunday Match
The Main Event
Developing a culture of philanthropy was a priority in 2015: w 27 new Legacy donors w A Mini-Mission to Philadelphia and a quarterly Book Club strengthened connections for our Lions of Judah and Pomegranate Society members w Face-to-face solicitations increased by 48% w Silver Circle Donors (donors of 25 years or more) and Legacy Donors were honored at a Lunch and Learn with Avraham Infeld w Customized giving opportunities to help donors achieve their philanthropic goals reached the highest level to date
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Lion of Judah Luncheon
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$3,528,763 annual campaign $242,805 supplemental gifts
$3,771,568
The ANNUAL CAMPAIGN raises money to meet the needs of our beneficiaries at home, in Israel and in 70 countries around the world. SUPPLEMENTAL GIFTS provide customized giving opportunities over and above Annual Campaign gifts to enable donors to maximize their giving potential and fulfill their philanthropic goals.
RAISED BY 1,603 261 of which donors
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2015 ANNUAL GIVING SNAPSHOT
THE STRENGTH OF A PEOPLE As the trusted allocator of the greater Charlotte Jewish community’s financial resources, the Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte provides agencies, programs and initiatives with short and long-term funding to support and enrich Jews locally and worldwide.
2016 LOCAL BENEFICIARY AGENCIES Anti-Defamation League
$1,000
Birthright Israel
$9,000
Historic organization stressing civil rights issues Young adults traveling to Israel
B’nai B’rith Youth Organization
Youth-led, worldwide organization, promoting Jewish identity and personal growth
Butterfly Project
Educates the community on the lessons of the Holocaust
Charlotte Community Agencies
Crisis Assistance Ministries, Hospice Charlotte, Loaves and Fishes, Mecklenburg Ministries, Safe Alliance, and Urban Ministries
Charlotte Jewish Day School
Quality day school serving students from Kindergarten through 5th grade
$13,500
$7,000 $9,300
$160,000
Charlotte Jewish Preschool
$38,000
Consolidated High School of Jewish Studies
An enriched Judaic program for Charlotte-area teens
Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning Promotes Jewish literacy through interactive 2-year comprehensive curriculum
Foundation of Shalom Park
Provides rent subsidies for Jewish agencies in Shalom Park, helping to keep operational expenses to a minimum
Friendship Circle
Engages special needs children with volunteers for a one-on-one experience
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Provides a dignified final resting place for the Charlotte Jewish community
Hebrew Cemetery Indigent Funeral Fund
Provides dignified burials for Jewish families in need
$21,000 $17,000
$349,748
$10,000
$16,000
$2,800
Jewish Council of Lake Norman
$15,000
Jewish Council for Public Affairs
$2,700
Jewish Educational Loan Fund
$6,000
Community programming to enrich and strengthen Jewish life in the Lake Norman area Serves as representative voice of the American Jewish community
Jewish Experience Fund
$10,000
Jewish Family Services
$260,000
Subsidies for summer camps and other Jewish experience opportunities
$5,500
Quality preschool educational program and full day childcare facility
Hebrew Cemetery
Provides interest-free loans to Charlotte area college students
Charlotte Jewish Film Festival
Illuminates global Jewish experiences through film
$2,384,417
Professional counseling, family education programs, and social services
Jewish Family Services Tzedakah Fund
Emergency financial assistance and loans to assist local Jewish families in need
Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte
Federation’s campaign, operational, outreach, and community relations expenses
$15,000
$874,369
Jewish Preschool on Sardis
$22,500
Levine-Sklut Judaic Library and Resource Center
$75,000
Missions and Conferences
$13,000
Quality preschool educational program
Promotes the advance of lifelong Jewish education, learning and literacy
Provides for community members to participate in meaningful, Federationsanctioned missions and conferences to further their level of engagement
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Moishe House
$20,000 Sandra and Leon Levine Jewish Community Center
North Carolina Council on the Holocaust
$10,000 Shalom Park Freedom School
North Carolina Hillel
$39,000
Provides meaningful Jewish experiences for young adults in their 20’s as they create a vibrant home-based Jewish community
$320,000
Enriches Jewish lives through cultural, educational and athletic programming
Holocaust educational workshops and displays for public and private school teachers Promotes Jewish life on college campuses across North Carolina
PJ Library
$15,000
Strengthen the identities of Jewish families and their relationships to the Jewish community by offering free, high quality Jewish books and music to families raising Jewish children ages six months through eight years
Embraces Jewish values and builds Jewish Identity by providing a summer enrichment program for children of poverty in Charlotte-Mecklenburg schools
$12,500
Special Fund
$7,500
Tikvah Charlotte
$7,000
Provides one-time grants for programming opportunities that occur outside of the traditional Allocations cycle Jewish education for children with special needs
2016 IMPACT AND INNOVATION FUND GRANTEES
$138,506
Jewish Federation Impact & Innovation Fund grants are intended to inspire individuals, organizations, synagogues, and agencies to provide innovative and impactful engagement opportunities for the greater Charlotte Jewish community. Ballantyne Jewish Center
$8,000 Jewish Family Services
Butterfly Project
$4,000
Charlotte Jewish Teen Coalition
$6,500
Provide one week of Jewish winter camp and three weeks of Jewish summer camp to children in the Ballantyne area Improved website to enhance information and resources for educators and visitors
Part-time social worker to serve the Lake Norman Jewish community
Collaborative series to educate, engage, and excite teens about Israel
Charlotte Torah Center
Exposing college students to cutting edge Jewish engagement and educational programming
Elon Jewish Studies Program
Engaging students to foster meaningful Jewish-Christian dialogue about Israel
Friendship Circle/ZAB’S Place
Provides workplace training and experience for Jewish young adults with special needs
Global Day of Jewish Learning
Collaborative celebration of community-wide Jewish learning and cultural experiences
Israel Independence Day Celebration
$4,000
JCRC Speaker Series
$15,850
Jewish War Veterans
$11,400
Year long speaker series to inform and educate about Israel and issues facing our local and global Jewish community Video documentary of Charlotte area Jewish military veterans
Moishe House
Jewish social justice and service learning retreat for young adults
North Carolina Hillel $2,000
$10,000
$10,000
$11,300
$10,000
Part-time staff person to serve Jewish college and university students in the Charlotte area
$5,000 $15,000
Shalom Green
$7,500
Temple Kol Ami
$5,456
Uptown Chabad
$12,500
Part-time staff person to manage operations for the community garden and environmental programming Quarterly Shabbaton in collaboration with the Institute of Southern Jewish Life Provide networking and Jewish connections for Jewish young adults
Community-wide celebration of Yom Ha’atzmaut, Israel Independence Day
THE POWER OF COMMUNITY
THE STRENGTH OF A PEOPLE 2016 ISRAEL AND OUR GLOBAL FAMILY
$910,659
Through relationships with our global partners, Federation demonstrates global responsibility and extends assistance to those living in Israel and worldwide. As a community, Charlotte is able to designate $354,300 of our overseas allocation. Aharai! Givat Olga
Prepares youth for a meaningful and full army service, and active civil life
Chabad Soup Kitchen
Provides financial and nutritional security as well as financial literacy for Hadera residents
Community Shlichut
Promotes positive image of Israel and infuses Israel presence in Charlotte
Education for Excellence
Promotes educational excellence in gifted children from Israel’s social and geographic periphery
Ethiopian National Project (ENP)
Advances the integration of Ethiopian-Israeli teens to Israeli society
Gidon Association/Maksam
Supports disadvantaged children (mostly Ethiopian) in Hadera by providing afterschool educational reinforcement
Hadera Young Adult Center
Provides personal, social and cultural development for young adults (ages 18-35) in Hadera
Hand in Hand: Jewish-Arab Education
Creates an inclusive Israeli society by operating integrated, bilingual schools servicing Arabs and Jews
HIAS
Provides safety, assistance and support for the most vulnerable refugees
JDC: Supported Housing Hadera
Provides housing options to people with disabilities
Krembo Wings
Supports a youth movement for children with special needs
Overseas Partners (see page 9)
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) Jewish Federations of North America World ORT
Partnership2Gether
Creates meaningful relationships between Israeli local communities and US Diaspora communities
Talpiot: Community For Its Children
Treats at-risk children and their families with individualized treatment programs
Technoda Provides enrichment classes in science and technology for disadvantaged children in the Givat Olga neighborhood of Hadera
Ukrainian Support
Supports emergency services and Hebrew ulpan classes for Jewish refugees in Ukraine
Yerucham Association
Provides at-risk children with tools to achieve academic success by implementing a “school adaptation” model
JDC: Center for Young Adults
Assists young immigrants transition into adult life in Israel by helping them navigate the critical decisions regarding army, family, work, study, and vocational training
JDC: FSU Welfare
Ensures a viable, strong, self-sustaining Jewish future across the countries of the former Soviet Union
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SUPPLEMENTAL GIFTS $242,805s Supplemental Gifts provide customized giving opportunities over and above Annual Campaign gifts to enable donors to maximize their giving potential and fulfill their philanthropic goals. Bernstein Leadership Group ....................................................................................................................................... Donald and Barbara K. Bernstein Birthright Israel .................................................................................................................................................................. The Leon Levine Foundation CBI LU40 Program……….......................................................................................................….………………………………………………………………..Adam Greene CBI LU40 Program……………………................................................................................................................................................. Steve and Olivia Cohen Create Your Jewish Legacy Incentive Gift ........................................................................................................................ Harold Grinspoon Foundation Community Leadership Programs……………….……..…………………………............................................................................................Hal and Holly Levinson Donations for Israels…………........................................................................................………………………….....…………………………………….............Anonymous Gorelick Teens to Israel…………………..............................................….....................…………….……………………..............................William and Patty Gorelick Holocaust Resource Center ................................................................................................................................................................... Stan Greenspon Impact Funds……….…….…………………………….....................................................................................……………………………………........................Anonymous Impact Funds………...……………………………....................................................................................................……………………………. Blumenthal Foundation Impact Funds…….......……………….……...................................................................................................................................Charlotte Jewish Burger Club Impact Funds………………………………….....................................................................................…………..................…………………………….......Daniel S. Levine Impact Funds……............………………………………………………................................................................................................…………..Stuart and Teresa Singer JAFI: Ulpan in the Ukraine…………………....................................................................................................….……………………………………….Lenora Borchardt JAFI: Project TEN at Kibbutz Harduf, Israel ...................................................................................…………….....…………………….Alvin Levine Family Fund JDC/FSU Welfare………………………………….....................................................................................................………….……………………………Lenora Borchardt PJ Library……………………………………………………..…….......................................................................................................……………………..Brad and Liz Winer Spring Lecture Tributes Corporate and Individual Sponsors sincludes $24,967- to Overseas and Impact & Innovation Fund grants
TOTAL 2016 ALLOCATIONS Beneficiary Agencies Impact and Innovation Fund Grantees Israel and Overseas Supplemental Gifts
$2,384,417 $138,506 $910,659 $242,805s
$3,651,420**
**total amount net of campaign shrinkage, fees and reserves
THE POWER OF COMMUNITY
OVERSEAS PARTNERS COLLABORATION LETS US DO MORE AND DO IT BETTER. One of the primary ways that Federation expresses its solidarity with Jews all over the world is through partnerships with organizations dedicated to caring for the needs of klal yisrael, our fellow Jews. Through relationships with organizations including Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), the Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI), the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) and World ORT, Federation demonstrates global responsibility and extends assistance to those living overseas.
JEWISH FEDERATIONS OF NORTH AMERICA (JFNA)
Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) represents and supports 153 Jewish Federations and over 300 Network communities, which raise and distribute more than $3 billion annually for social welfare, social services and educational needs. The Federation movement, collectively among the top 10 charities on the continent, protects and enhances the well-being of Jews worldwide through the values of tikkun olam (repairing the world), tzedakah (charity and social justice) and Torah (Jewish learning).
JEWISH AGENCY FOR ISRAEL (JAFI)
The Jewish Agency for Israel is a humanitarian organization that strives to build a connected and committed global Jewish community. It has been pivotal to Israel’s remarkable story of immigration, renewal and growth. JAFI, a driving force behind the unique bond between Jews worldwide and in Israel, helps tens of thousands of people each year reconnect with their spiritual and cultural heritage through a multitude of programs. Charlotte’s longstanding relationship with JAFI is personified through our community Shaliach and our P2Gether Partnership with Hadera.
AMERICAN JEWISH JOINT DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE (JDC)
The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee provides aid to millions of Jews around the world. JDC reaches out to Jews in distress, offers relief for Jews in need, restores and strengthens Jewish community life and helps Israel address the social service needs of its most vulnerable populations. Programs in 70 countries touch all segments of the Jewish population from infants to elderly, secular to religious, healthy to disabled.
WORLD ORT: ADVANCEMENT THROUGH EDUCATION AND TRAINING
ORT works for the advancement of Jews and other people through training and education. Through international cooperation programs, ORT supports non-sectarian economic and social development in under-developed parts of the world by providing vocational training and technical assistance.
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2016 DISTRIBUTION BY SERVICE $3,651,420 31% ISRAEL & OVERSEAS
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10% JEWISH CARING Friendship Circle Greater Charlotte Community Support Hebrew Cemetery Hebrew Cemetery Indigent Funeral Fund Jewish Family Services Jewish Family Service Tzedakah Fund Shalom Green Shalom Park Freedom School
Community Shaliach JAFI JDC JFNA JFGC Operating Expenses Partnership2Gether World ORT Yom Ha’atzmaut Yom Hazikaron
3% JEWISH ADVOCACY ADL Butterfly Project JCRC Speaker Series Jewish Council for Public Affairs Jewish Community Relations Council NC Council on the Holocaust
15% JEWISH EDUCATION Charlotte Jewish Day School Charlotte Jewish Preschool Consolidated High School of Jewish Studies Greenspon Holocaust Resource Grant Jewish Preschool on Sardis Levine-Sklut Judaic Library and Resource Center Melton Adult Mini School TBE Religious School Rent Subsidy Temple Kol Ami Shabbaton TI Religious School Rent Subsidy Tikvah Charlotte
10% JEWISH FUTURE Bernstein Leadership Group Birthright Israel B’nai B’rith Youth Organization Charlotte Jewish Teen Coalition Charlotte Torah Center Campus Engagement Community Leadership Programs Create Your Jewish Legacy Elon Jewish Studies Program Gorelick Teens to Israel Jewish Educational Loan Fund Jewish Experience Fund JFGC Outreach North Carolina Hillel Moishe House PJ Library Uptown Chabad
31% JEWISH IDENTITY Ballantyne Jewish Center Charlotte Jewish Film Festival Foundation of Shalom Park Global Day of Jewish Learning Jewish Council of Lake Norman JFGC Operating Expenses Jewish War Veterans Levine Jewish Community Center Missions and Conferences Special Fund
SUPPORT FOR THE WORLDWIDE JEWISH COMMUNITY
IMPACT BY NUMBERS 183 volunteers donated
Over 200 people demonstrated their support for Israel at our community commemoration and celebration of Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha’atzmaut
5300 books were delivered
261 new and recovered
With the help of our overseas partners, 350,000 Ukrainian Jews affected by the ongoing conflict received emergency relief
Since its inception in 1999, more than 500,000 young Jews have traveled to Israel on a free Birthright Israel trip
Provided 150,000 elderly Jews in the former Soviet Union food and medicine, so they do not have to choose between the two
4 Jewish educators from our
More than 20 young adults attended monthly Cafe Ivrit meet ups with our community Shlicha to learn about Israeli culture and conversational Hebrew
32 future leaders are
101 donors have created a
Over 300 people attended JCRC’s Annual Fall Lecture with Ari Shavit, author of New York Times bestseller My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel
129 low income Israelis
80 disadvantaged children
10 young adults and teens
The Jewish Experience Fund made Jewish summer camp a reality for 22 Charlotte youth
their time to raise money for our 2015 Annual Campaign
received loans totaling $6.4 million to start their own small businesses
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participating in the 10 Class of the Bernstein Leadership Group th
attended a six-week enrichment program at the Shalom Park Freedom School
JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER CHARLOTTE
to local young families raising Jewish children through PJ Library
Jewish legacy for the Jewish Federation
were awarded scholarship dollars for immersive programming and learning in Israel
donors made pledges to the 2015 Annual Campaign
Partnership city of Hadera, Israel participated in an educational exchange with 7 public and private Charlotte schools and more than 25 teachers and community members
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COMMUNITY IMPACT: CREATIVE SOLUTIONS BOARD DEVELOPMENT: Recognizing the importance of strong Boards to the sustainability of our community, the Jewish Federation hosted workshops for more than two dozen Jewish agencies on how to build and develop High Performance Teams and how to Strive Toward Organizational Greatness, facilitated by industry expert, Scott Asalone.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT: Developing our next generation of leaders has always been a top priority for the Jewish Federation, and 2015 was no exception. We kicked off our 10th class of the Bernstein Leadership Group, adding 32 new leaders to the hundreds of BLG alumni serving in volunteer leadership roles throughout our community. Embodying the vision and spirit of community, the Federation galvanized the leadership of Shalom Park to pay tribute to the past, present and future of Shalom Park. The first-ever Celebration of Leadership served to recognize and pay tribute to our community, its leaders, and our collective impact.
Bernstein Leadership Group
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: Federation continues to plan for and meet the needs of Charlotte’s evolving Jewish community through its Negotiated Grants. A new tier to Federation’s grant process, Negotiated Grants enable Federation to respond quickly and effectively to issues, opportunities and strategic priorities that periodically emerge in our community.
JEWISH IDENTITY: Developing Jewish identity in all of its various forms is another top priority for the Jewish Federation. Through our history, traditions, shared experiences, Israel, and tikkun olam, Federation is proud to offer opportunities for meaningful connections. Engaging celebrated Jewish educator Avraham Infeld, Federation hosted lunches and workshops to help us shape our own definition of what it means to live a Jewish life.
Celebration of Leadership
STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS
A COMMITMENT TO OUR FUTURE The needs of our Jewish community won’t end in five years, in twenty-five years or in one hundred years. But you can help future generations of Jews meet the challenges of the future. A planned gift to the Jewish Federation will extend a helping hand to your children, your grandchildren and future generations of Jews by strengthening the Jewish Federation’s ability to support those services and organizations, values and traditions that you have supported and found crucial to Jewish life. Whatever your annual gift amount, you have the ability to preserve your contribution as a permanent legacy to the Federation. Please join us in making a provision to ensure the future of the Jewish people. The obligation is ours. The options are yours. Thank you to all of our loyal donors who demonstrated their philanthropic leadership by establishing legacy gifts to help future generations of Jews meet the challenges of the future. The following donors have created a legacy to provide for future generations: Anonymous (10) David and Aleen Epstein Stanley and Judy August Matthew Luftglass and Meg D. Goldstein Amy Augustine Milton and Arlene Goldstein Craig and Jill Balick Bill and Patty Gorelick John and Gail Baron Marcelle Gorelick Andrew and Elka Bernstein Todd and Stacy Gorelick Donald and Barbara K. Bernstein Danny* and Fay* Green Sam and Nancy Bernstein Josh and Jodi Greenwald Brian and Glenda Bernhardt Bonnie Hart Marty Birnbaum Stephanie Haynes Barry and Lisa Blau Jonathan Howard Jill Blumenthal Donald and Susan Jacobs Lee Blumenthal Robert and Leigh Jacobson Michael and Lenora Borchardt Florence Jaffa David and Bonnie Bornstein Andrew and Dana Kapustin Tracy Brown Robert and Nancy Kipnis Richard and Suly Chenkin Paula and Richard Klein Steve and Olivia Cohen Barry and Lorrie Klemons Wendy W. Cohen* Jamie and Elise Kosofsky George and Andrea Cronson Alan Kronovet and Cary Bernstein Gary* and Arlene Davis Eric and Susan Lerner Michael and Jill Dinerman Gary and Donna Lerner
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JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER CHARLOTTE
As of May 2016
Harry Lerner Mark and Alison Lerner Jerry and Barbara Levin Ross C. Levin Julie Lerner Levine Leon and Sandra Levine Ellis Levinson Hal and Holly Levinson Sam and Linda Levy Marc and Laura Lewin Sue Littauer Abe and Rose Luski Scott and Pam Menaker Laura Milgrim David and Risa Miller Ed and Jill Newman Richard J. Osborne Floyd and Brenda Patten Dale S. Polsky Steve and Melissa Raphael Anita Rounds Andrew and Jen Rosen
Marvin and Elaine Schefflin Michael* and Sara Schreibman Larry Schwartz Melvin Segal Linda Seigel Amy Seitlin Kevin Levine and Louis Sinkoe Michael and Anne Sinsheimer Eric and Lori Sklut Ira and Stacey Slomka Joseph and Renee Steiner Stephanie Townsend Jeff and Karen Turk David and Debra Van Glish Mike and Judie Van Glish Mark Weintraub Elizabeth Star Winer Kim and Sue Worrel Robert and Anne Yudell Sam and Emily Zimmern William and Angie Zimmern * of blessed memory
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2015 MEN’S DONOR LIST Int’l Leadership Reunion $250,000 and above The Leon Levine Foundation Leon Levine 360,000 Levine, Howard 325,000 Prime Ministers Cabinet $100,000 - $249,999 Blumenthal Foundation 200,000 Alan, Philip & Samuel Blumenthal Sklut, Eric R. 175,000 King David Society $25,000 - $99,999 Gorelick, William The Zulman Family Levine, Alvin E. Schwartz, Larry Luski & Associates Bernstein, Donald Greenspon, Stan Brown, Lawrence A. Gorelick, Todd A
80,000 55,000 46,000 40,000 36,000 30,600 28,000 25,000 25,000
President’s Club $10,000 - $24,999 Epstein, David 23,000 Osborne, Richard J. 18,250 Cohen, David 18,000 Levin, Jerome L. 16,000 Edelstein, Paul 15,500 Lerner, Harry 15,000 Silverman, Marc H. 15,000 Winer, Brad 11,500 Polsky, Larry 10,525 Levinson, Hal 10,500 Cohen, Steven N. 10,000 Gross, Richard 10,000 Sandler, Bernie 10,000
* deceased contribution includes matching gift for 2015 annual campaign
Theodore Herzl Society $5,000 - $9,999 Baron, John Berman, Philip M. Bernstein, Mark* Bernstein, Samuel Borchardt, Michael Ditesheim, Jeffrey Gorelick, Jeff Gorelick, Scott Kipnis, Robert J. Kronovet, Alan Newman, Edwin Segal, Melvin Selkin, Robert P. Zimmern, Samuel H. Patriarchs $3,600 - $4,999 Berlin, Sanford Lerner, Mark Vitner, Mark Yitzhak Rabin Society $1,800 - $3,599 Abel, Robert M. Anonymous Bienstock, Irving Goldstein, Jay Hader, Stephen Halverstam, Andrew Howard, Jonathan Isser, Robert Jacobson, David Karp, Edward Karro, Marshall Klein, Richard A. Kronovet, Neal E. Kulbersh, Jonathan Lefkowitz, David Lipsitz, David Locke, Jr., Malcolm Fred Lyons, Bennett Raphael, Steven Rauch, Marshall Rosenthal, Sanford*
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Rotberg, Michael Steiner, Joseph Strause, Sam* Valenstein, Robert S. Widis, Robert Zucker, Joseph Menachem Begin Society $1,000 - $1,799 Ackerman, Bernard Anonymous Benjamin, Sanford P. Dumas, Frederick J. Farber, Larry Greenman, David Greenman, Herb Greenman, Maxwell Greenspon, Keith E. Kossove, David Levinson, Ellis H. Levy, Frederic E. Levy, Samuel Miller, Gerald Perlin, Mark N. Plepler, Andrew Ransenberg, David Rousso, Harold Shapiro, Marvin Silver, Adam Slesinger, M. Leonard* Solomon, Arthur Solomon, Philip J. Starr, Gary M. Steinberger, Norman Taub, Neal Worrel, Kim Bonim (Builders) $365 - $999 Anonymous (2) Balick, Craig Berlin, Steven R. Birnbaum, Marty Brodsky, Barry Cojac, Stuart Comen, Robert
Ferry, Michael Fleishman, Larry Friedlander, Alan Goldberg, Alan S. Goldberg, Jonathan M. Goodman, Brett Gordon, Ron Horwich, Joel Husney, Martin Krusch, Alan Krusch, David Lavitt, Arthur Levi, David Levin, Ross C. Lyons, Jeffrey S. Musler, Jeffrey I. Pake, Lee Roth, Arthur L. Roth, Mark Scharf, Michael Snitz, Arnold I. Sweet, Richard S. Tesch, Kirk Usadi, Moshe Van Glish, Michael L. Weinstock, Barnet M. Widis, Howard Shomrim (Guardians) $100 - $364 Alpert, Bruce Anonymous (10) August, Stanley T. Bernard, Andrew Bernhardt, Robert Bernstein, Adam Blau, Barry Bograd, Edward Brightman, William Carol, David Cohen, Eric Corzin, Harvey Eisner, Michael Elman, William Estroff, Simon Feldman, Elliott J.
2015 ANNUAL GIVING
2015 ANNUAL GIVING Finkelstein, Sy Freedman, Glenn A. Gartner, Elliot W. Gentile, Douglas K. Gerber, Lawrence Goldfarb, Marty Goldman, Henry I. Goldman, Julius Goldstein, Milton Gomez, Adrian Gordan, Leslie Grifenhagen, William Guller, Philip Hirschman, Joel Hitt, Randall Horowitz, Larry A. Horwitz, Andrew Huber, Thomas Hurwitz, Jeffrey M. Jacobs, Paul Jampol, Stephen Kantor, Bruce Kaplan, Howard J. Kaufmann, Stephen M. Kavadlo, Eugene O. Klein, Andrew Klein, Jeff M. Kurti, John Levinson, Eric L. Levinson, Gary L. Lewis, Herb Lieberman, Michael J. Lindner, Marshall Margolis, Allan Markel, Eric Mays, Charles R. Moody, Bradley Newman, Stephen O’Connor, Gregory Osborne, Victor Pienkny, Stefan Porter, William Presel, Alan Raffler, Michael Rosen, Carl D. Rosenauer, Steven 15
Rosenthal, Rich Ross, Howard Rothkopf, Robert Sadri, Mike Salant, Rubin Schaffer, Eugene Schechter, Walter M. Schwartz, Benjamin Schwebel, Keith Shearer, James N. Stolar, Richard Wallas, Jonathan P. Warshauer, Tom Wise, Stephen Worrel, Kyle Worrel, Reid Chaverim (Friends) $1 - $99 Abraham, Benjamin Aiello, Louis Anonymous (9) Bagdan, William Basone, Peter Bennett, Monty Blumenthal, Robert Boschan, Jason Brandt, Neal Brown, Evan Chase, Ira Copulsky, Stephen F. Dinerman, Michael Domashevskiy, Anatoliy Eggert, Jeffrey Freedman, Allen Furgatch, Paul Gellman, Burton Goldfarb, Dana Goldstein, Alan Gorelick, Henry William Greene, Arnold Harris, Robert Johnson, Phillip Kahn, Sherman Kraus, Benjamin W Labovitz, Mel
JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER CHARLOTTE
Miller, Ron C. Moskowitz, Scott Parton, Jay Perlman, David Pfeffer, Herb Schrader, Joseph R. Schrader, Robert Sherbal, Barry Slonim, Alan Solow, Robert I. Stamatovich, Aleks Thurm, Joel Track, Bruce Wallens, Peter Weinberg, Michael White, Sean Wolfman, Lou Ilan Ramon Society New Gifts Ader, Harris Bockenek, Joshua A. Buric, John Cline, Scott Coen, Andrew Flanagan, Timothy Havivi, Eliezer Hirschl, Matt Howell, William Kantor, Adam E Lecker, Jason Levinson, Adam Malak, Asaad Polizzi, Chris Popper, George Rich, Mark Rousso, Michael Safran, Joel Shporer, Alexander Sodikoff, Brett Townsend, Dennis
* deceased contribution includes matching gift for 2015 annual campaign
2015 WOMEN’S DONOR LIST ILR Lion of Judah $250,000 and above The Leon Levine Foundation Sandra Levine Prime Minister’s Council $100,000 - $249,999 Sklut, Lori L. Emerald Lion of Judah $25,000 - $49,999 Lerner Levine, Julie Gorelick, Patty
360,000
125,000
28,500 25,000
Sapphire Lion of Judah $18,000 - $24,999 Blumenthal, Lee 20,000 Ruby Lion of Judah $10,000 - $17,999 Gorelick, Stacy 16,500 Augustine, Amy 16,000 Seigel, Linda 15,100 Bernstein, Barbara K. 15,000 Brown, Tracy L. 12,500 Winer, Liz Star 11,500 Handelsman, Sharyn 11,210 Epstein, Aleen 11,000 Levine, Helene 11,000 Van Glish, Judie K. 10,500 Zulman, Rosemary 10,000
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Donor Honor Roll Lion of Judah $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (2) August, Judy H. Baron, Gail Berkman, Arlene Bernstein, Cary Bernstein, Nancy Blau, Lisa Bottner, Ellen Cohen, Olivia T. Davis, Arlene Dawson, Amy Ditesheim, Dana Edelstein, Lynn Feibus, Gloria Fisher, Nicki Beth Gitlin, Stephanie Goldstein, Arlene Gordon, Toby Gorelick, Bari Gorelick, Carol Gorelick, Dana Gorelick, Marcelle Gossett, Adrienne Hart, Bonnie F. Jaffa, Florence Kipnis, Nancy L. Kosofsky, Elise Lerner, Alison R. Lerner, Gloria Levin, Barbara B. Levinson, Holly Levy, Pamela R. Luski, Rose Michel, Jodi Newman, Jill Polsky, Dale Pransky, Baila Raphael, Melissa Rounds, Anita “Neet” Sandler, Susan G. Selkin, Stacey Shapiro, Anita S. Silverman, Mattye B. Suris, Shana
Worrel, Sue Zimmern, Emily Pomegranate Society $1,800 - $3,599 Agisim, Debbie Balick, Jill R. Berglass, Wendy Blumenthal, Jill K. Dinerman, Jill Dumas, Marcella C. Goldsmith, Blair Sklut Goldsmith, Linda L. Gross, Annette Hader, Susan Halverstam, Jill Haynes, Stephanie Hirschmann, Harriet Kulbersh, Sara Lavitt, Julie Levi, Michelle Levine, Jayme B. Lipsitz, Penny Littauer, Sue Luski, Sonia Menaker, Elise K. Moody, Elaine Morganstein, Judith Pake, Wendy Porter, Debbie Rosen, Elizabeth J. Rosenthal, Jenny Rotberg, Heidi L. Schanzlin, Stacey Sinkoe, Fay G. Stiefel, Lorin Silverman Tangalos, Bonnie Tarbis, Nancy Cohen Townsend, Stephanie Vitner, Amy Golda Meir Society $1,000 - $1,799 Anonymous Chenkin, Suly Corn, Chana*
Goldberg, Ruth A. Greenspon, Roz Hoody-Russell, Emily Kushner, Laya Lebet, Edith May Levy, Linda Luski, Frances Milgrim, Laura Ransenberg, Karen T. Valenstein, Ellie L. Wojnowich, Lori Bonim (Builders) $365 - $999 Abel, Ann Ackerman, Teri Anonymous (5) Bamford, Rebecca Benjamin, Lois Bienstock, Lillian Cernyak-Spatz, Susan Cojac, Lynne DeLoach, Amy Ferry, Debra W. Goodman, Shirley* Hopkins, Vicki J. Husney, Roslyn Ingber, Fern Jaffa, Janet H.* Kaplan, Sis Karp, Arlene G. Kaufmann, Judy Kronovet, Gail Lefkowitz, Janet B. Levy, Janet Madans, Audrey Nove, Eva Osborne, Gale M. Post, Libby Radiloff, Mona Rousso, Lyba Schindler, Judy Sklut, Barbara Steiner, Renee S. Stickler, Marsha Straz, Berta
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2015 ANNUAL GIVING Rizzo, Julie Roginsky, Rina Romanoff, Nancy Rothkopf, Mary Scheer, Marsha Seigel, Tammy Shure, Susan Silverman, Ruth Snitz, Ginger R. Sosnik, Carolyn Stark, Eva E. Strawser, Amy Tache, Julie Tigler, Jane Timperio, Haley Torcellini, Patty Urban, Barbara Weinstein, Sandra G. Weinstock, Harriet E. Wieder, Joan Woll, Izzy Woodman, Ilene Zimmerman, Melissa Chaverim (Friends) $1 - $99 Abel, Jane V. Amato, Yvonne Anderson, Rebecca Anonymous (18) Baum, Lisa Beeri, Limor Beiser, Amy Bernat, Tami Bernhardt, Barbara G. Blumberg, Susan Bograd, Roberta Borgenicht, Audry Brandt, Felicia Burnham, Patricia Ann Busby, Sue Cabillis, Jean Carr, Caren Chatham, Emily C. Cochran, Allyson Coen, Jena 17
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2015 FAMILY DONOR LIST King David Society $25,000 - $99,999 Eric and Lori Sklut Main Event Match 25,000 President’s Club $10,000 - $24,999 Abrams, Rick and Dru Anonymous Michel, Gary and Jodi Gorelick, Rael and Gabrielle Cohen, Jeff and Seldin-Cohen, Judy Miller, David and Risa Baumstein, Michael and Meredith Berkman, Milton and Arlene Goldstein, Stuart and Shari Levine, Daniel and Leigh Theodore Herzl Society $5,000 - $9,999 Catenazzo, David and Suzy Garfinkel, Steven and Darcy Lerner, Gary and Donna Levy, Adam and Kimberly Menaker, Scott and Pam Menaker, Steve and Polly Miller, David and Judy Shelton Gorelick Family Foundation in memory of Shelton Gorelick Silver, Milton and Karen Singer, Stuart and Teresa Slomka, Ira and Stacey The Swimmer Family Waldman, Samuel and Ellen Wasser, Steven and Linda Abraham and Sarah Society $3,600 - $4,999 Goodman, Scott and Rebecca Nalibotsky, Albert and Janice Philipson, Stephen and Laura Stein, Robert and Maxine Zimmern, Bill and Angie
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2015 ANNUAL GIVING Oxman, Allan and Marcelle Pesakoff, Lee and Diggie Powell, Stephen and Penni Putterman, Paul and Claire Raghavan, Derek and Judy Rifkin, Mitchell and Tonda Rimler, Lee and Irena Rodgers, Austin and Roberta Roochvarg, Elias and Linda Rosen, Andrew and Jennifer Rosen, Mark and Helene Rosenthal, Brian and Lori Rubin, Ilya and Chantal Rusgo, Edwin and Leslie Schlesinger, Edward and Carissa Schreibman, Mike* and Sara Schwartz, Jared and Diane Shapiro, Harold and Patricia Sheffer, Morris and Lynne Silverstein, Gary and Maxine Starr, Steven and Stephanie Stern, Kenneth and Marcia Townsend, Ron and Renee Wallach, Charles and Judy Warshauer, Phil and Beth Weiner, Ronald and Janice Williams, Chris and Marcie Bonim (Builders) $365 - $999 Alexander, Aaron and Liza Althofer, Eric and Lauren Anonymous (13) Aron, Alan and Madeline Baum, Allen and Stacy Benson, Bejamin and Tiz Bernake, Seth and Goldberg, Ellen Bernhardt, Brian and Glenda Birenbaum, Marc and Jana Bornstein, David and Bonnie Cohen, Andrew and Tamara Cohen, Michael and Mollie Cohen, Stuart and Jodi Collman, Jonathan and Jennifer Couchenour, Bradley and Rachel Cronson, George and Andrea 19
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Malkin, Steve and Sandra Manoim, Albert and Inna Manton, Bernard and Rhoda Marco, Leonard and Judy McManus, Mark and Cindy Mond, Darren and Staci Montoni, Jeff and Amy Moore, Matthew and Thomas, Mary Myers, Jeffrey and Tamar Natt, Alec and Jo Ann Neuwirth, Zeev and Davidson, Lisa Nevid, Arthur and Elyse Newman, Michael and Jennifer Orland, Paul and Gwen Perlmutter, Barry and Michelle Pharr, Robert and Lisa Polsky, Jonathan and Lindenbaum, Joanna Reich, Barry and Laura Reichard, Joel and Wendy Rish, Carlos and Bitar, Nayla Roberts, Nat and Bernice Rosen, Butch and Shirley Rosen, Frank and Wendy Rosewater, Jim and Amy Salam, Scott and Heather Saltzman, Paul and Bama Saul, Jeffrey and Ivy Savage, David and Gelman, Marcia Schneider, George and Lois Schorr, Kenneth and Jane Seitlin, Lawrence and Stephanie Serbin, Richard and Francie Shields, Michael and Jacquie Simon, Jon and Stephanie Sokolowicz, Marc and Shari Spector, Leo and Rachel Steinschriber, Justin and Kirsten Stoll, Robert and Joyce Titlebaum, Marc and Cheri Travis, Martin and Irene Traw, Russell and Alyson Turk, Jeff and Karen Turk, Morton and Eleanor Turtletaub, Harold and Cynthia Turtz, Evan and Brenda
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Shomrim (Guardians) $100 - $364 Aaron, Nelson and Carol Anonymous (27) August, Robert and Tanja Austin, James and Nina Bamert, Paul and Melanie Bantit, Stuart and Eleanor Barer, Harvey and Michele Baumgarten, Michael and Meryl Benjamin, Aaron and Tania Berliner, Adam and Shannon Berzack, Kevin and Laurie Bigger, Jr., Richard and Margaret Birnberg, Todd and Donna Bitton, Lauren and Michael Block, David and Debby Braverman, Howard and Mollie Braverman, Josh and Gabby Brooks, Adam and Marissa Brown, Eliot and Melanie Brown, Justin and Rachel Brown, Matthew and Margie Callif, Marvin and Sera Cantor, Sheldon and Lauren Chernotsky, Harry and Elaine Chesler, Harvey and Tammy Choffin, Matthew and Amy Coates, Richard and Judith Coblenz, Philip and Stacie Cohen, Jeffrey and Jody Cohen, Ron and Jessica Cohen, Shlomo and Yiska Cole, Mark and Samantha
Donor Honor Roll Collin, Charles and Terri Cupp, Michael and Beth Cygielman, David and Myka Cygler, Irv and Dedee Cyzner, Ronnie and Lisa Daitch, Matthew and Jessica Dale, Richard and Ellen Davis, Michael and Eileen Dennis, Patrick and Laurie Deutsch, Lance and Lenore DiNicola, Winston and Beth DiPaolo, George and Stephanie Diamond, Lee and Jane Dolgoff, Scott and Laurie Drechsel, Robin and Rebecca Eckert, Wayne and Sherry Edwards, Eddie and Kim Elliott, Marc and Monique Epstein, Mark and Kelly Eshet, Nachum and Mary Fischer, Danny and Fayne Fischer, Joal and Langsam, Deborah Fox, Dale and Lyn Fox, Leonard and Karen Frank, Gordon and Mimi Freiberg, Joe and Sandy* Freirich, Jonathan and Reel-Freirich, Ginny Friedman, Steven and Lisa Gale, Anthony and Dawn Garfinkle, Stephen and Lisa Gartner, Geoffrey and Meredith Geller, Lee and Wendy Gerrard, David and Sheryl Glazer, Howard and Merridith Glick, Chuck and Dayle Goldfischer, Michael and Ilene Goldman, Yaron and Sandra Goldstein, Matt and Morganstein, Barrie Goodman, Barry and Michelle Goozner, Alan and Bradley, Terry Granow, Robert and Nanci Green, Harris and Billie Groner, Yossef and Mariashi Gross, Ted and Susie
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2015 ANNUAL GIVING Schneiderman, Michael and Anna Schreibman, Philip and Renee Schwartz, Alan and Bette Schwartz, Jeffrey and Marsi Schwartz, Tyson and Susan Seidler, Howard and Andrea Sepkowitz, Warren and Mary Lynn Shem-Avi, Yossi and Surratt, Cathy Sherman, Eric and Linda Sherr, Michael and Nancy Siegel, Brian and Meri Siesel, Jason and Yamel Silton, Richard and Debbie Silverman, Richard and Janis Simon, Murray and Linda Smith, Thomas and Ruth Ann Snyder, Norman and Gayle Solender, Michael and Meetz, Harriett Sparks, Harry and Laurie Stark, Philip and Lauren Stein, Eric and Laura Stein, Michael and Tal Stern, Jeffrey and Rebecca Stiefel, Roger and Susan Stier, Michael and Robin Stone, Ryan and Sivonne Strause, Joel and Kristen Sussman, Alan and Denise Tanenbaum, Jason and Jamie Tisminesky, Simon and Rybar, Thalia Tucker, Andy and Jenny Vaynshteyn, Yuriy and Lyudmila Waizman, Maor and Amy Warshaw, David and Kathy Weber, Richard and JoAnne Weiner, Steve and Barbie Weisblat, Howard and Charlotte Weiss, Binyomin and Chanie Weiss, David and Rachael Whipkey, Dan and Faye White, James and Lynda Whitman, Scott and Dori Wilkoff, Evan and Kimberly Wine, Mark and Wendy Wolkofsky, Evan and Robyn Wolochwianski, Enrique and Tania 21
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Donor Honor Roll Phillips, Stephen and Barbara Philpott, Ben and Mae Plaisance, Andre and Rebecca Polk, Sam and Aileen Pollack, Matthew and Rebecca Pollack, Nicholas and Martha Reingold, Robert and Bonnie Reinhard, Ronald and Alexander, Ronni Repella, Steven and Amy Rivlin, Allen and Helene Rosen, Morrie and Phyllis Rotatori, Frank and Cheryl Rozenberg, Samuel and Shiri Sacks, Steven and Nikki Saxe, Allen and Jessica Schaefer, Alan and Rhoda Schwartz, Barry and Kelly Schwartz, Brad and Frances Schkhnovick, Vladimir and Nonna Sherman, Allen and Savod, Suzy Shraga, Jonathan and Barbara Shubin, Alan and Janice Siegel, Robert and Carol Simon, Jerry and Sandy Skodnick, Joel and Mary Snyder, Scott and Amy Solar, David and Sara Sperling, Shelly and Randy Starr, William and Gabrielle Stone, Arnie and Helanie Strauch, Jeff and Stacy Strunk, David and Nancy Tannenbaum, Perry and Sue Thrope, David and Beth Tunney, Mike and Natalie Vinnik, Michael and Michelle Vorst, Menachem and Rochele Weinstein, Michael and Curry, Kathleen Wisotsky, Eric and Joanna Witte, Marvin and Phoebe Wood, Reid and Debbie Zevon, Robert and Ronnie * deceased contribution includes matching gift for 2015 annual campaign
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2015 CHILDREN DONOR LIST Shomrim (Guardians) $100 - $364 Blau, Benjamin Blau, Kate Lerner, Sean Winer, Julia Rose Chaverim (Friends) $1 - $99 Agisim, Samantha Baumstein, Jacob Baumstein, Sam Brackis, Halle Dinerman, Emery Dinerman, Tahli Gitlin, Samantha Goldstein, Lila Morganstein Gorelick, Adelaide Gorelick, Charlie Gorelick, Jack Halverstam, Ivey Kosofsky, Abigail Kosofsky, Emily Kosofsky, Molly Lahn, Emma Lahn, Max Lahn, Sam Lerner, Carly Moody, Joanna Moody, Lila Moskowitz, Harper Moskowitz, Will Nadler-Sachs, Isabel Nadler-Sachs, Milicent (Mili) Peck, Adina Peck, Lilah Porter, Leah Rosenberger, Emma
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CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS The Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte thanks the following companies for matching their employee gifts in support of the 2015 Annual Campaign:
Ally Bank Bank of America Duke Energy F5 Connects Foundation For The Carolinas GE Foundation
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John Hancock LPL Financial Microsoft Moen Mondelez International Foundation
Premier Silicon Valley Community Foundation UBS Visa Giving Station
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Our Community Shlicha
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JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER CHARLOTTE BALANCE SHEET* YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 2015 ASSETS CASH & CASH EQUIVALENTS ENDOWMENTS PLEDGES RECEIVABLE, NET PREPAID EXPENSES FIXED ASSETS, NET TOTAL ASSETS LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS ACCOUNTS PAYABLE & ACCRUED LIABILITES NET ASSETS: Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted TOTAL LIABILITY & NET ASSETS
$2,678,030 $2,084,546 $588,271 $9,447 $5,434 $5,365,728
$74,975
$443,527 $4,827,786 $19,440 $5,290,753 $5,365,728
*Audit Pending - C. Dewitt Foard & Company, P.A.
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The Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte is proud to be among one of the most efficient non-profit organzations in terms of both fundraising cost and total operating expenses based on peer benchmarks and similar local and national non-profit organizations. 2016 Federation Operating Budget as a Percentage of Total Annual Giving
75.2% Allocable dollars to local and overseas agencies and impact fund grantees
11.5% Campaign 1.9% $433,206 Marketing $70,856 6.3% Management & Admin $236,557 2.7% JCRC $100,958 2.4% Outreach $91,709
2016 Total Operating Revenue $957,697 Endowments 6% Investments <1%
According to the National Center for Charitable Statistics, industry standards for fundraising efficiency recommend that non-profits spend a maximum of 35% on their fundraising and administrative expenses, as reported by Urban Institute Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy and Indiana University Center on Philanthropy
Supplemental Giving 2% Allocation 91%
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
FEDERATION AT WORK WE THANK OUR 2015 SPONSORS:
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JCRC Fall Lecture
17th Annual Spring Lecture
PJ Library
Our Community Shlicha
The Main Event
Community Yom Hazikaron
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Action Plus Ideas Alan Kronovet and Cary Bernstein ArtShots Photography Bank of North Carolina Barry and Trish Golembe Blumenthal Foundation Brad and Liz Winer Brady and Kosofsky Brownlee Jewelers C. Dewitt Foard and Company Carolina Facial Plastics Carolinas HealthCare Foundation Charlotte Center City Partners Clean Catch Fish Market Creative Events Fifth Third Bank Friendly Neighborhood Dental Foundation for the Carolinas/ Foundation for the Charlotte Jewish Community Hal and Holly Levinson Hampton Inn and Suites SouthPark Howard and Julie Levine Isagenix, Elaine Moody Jerry and Barbara Levin Kim and Sue Worrel Larry Schwartz and Family Laxer, Long and Savage Lerner and Company Mallory and Kevin Miller Marty Birnbaum and Roz Greenspon Novant Health Urogynecology, William Porter, MD Paul and Lynn Edelstein Perfect Image Printing Publix Super Markets, Inc. REACH: Reproductive Endocrinology Associates of Charlotte Richard J. Osborne South State Bank Stan Greenspon and Maureen O’Keefe The Leon Levine Foundation Todd and Stacy Gorelick William and Patty Gorelick Zack Schwartz
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2015-2016 JEWISH FEDERATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Holly Levinson, President Larry Schwartz, Vice President Alison Lerner, Vice President Brad Rabinowitz, Vice President Brad Winer, Secretary Amy Augustine, Treasurer Alan Kronovet, Past President
Gail Baron
Risa Miller
Sam Bernstein
Rich Osborne
Steve Cohen
Julie Sheffer
George Cronson
Ira Slomka
Jill Dinerman
Jason Spiegler
Adam Greene
Justin Steinschriber
Sharyn Handelsman
Bill Zimmern
Elise Kosofsky, Levine Jewish Community Center Steve Menaker, Foundation of Shalom Park Debbie Porter, Jewish Family Services
S T A F F
Susan J. Worrel Executive Director Lynne Barbee Accounting Assistant Tair Giudice Director of Outreach and Engagement Nancy Kaunitz Outreach Coordinator Ellie Kunkes Administrative Assistant Sue Littauer Director of Development Cheri Martin Financial Services Director Marnie Moskowitz Director of Marketing and Communications Inbal Ozeri Community Shlicha Susan Stafford Campaign Assistant Tal Stein Director of Community Relations and Israel Affairs
LEADERSHIP AND STAFF
PHOTO CREDITS Pages 3, 12, 15, 17, 23, 24, 25, 26: ArtShots Photography Pages 3, 7, 12, 16, 20, 22, 23, 25, 26: JFGC Photo Library Page 25: Andrew Bernstein Page 26: Pure Development Photography
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