2013 jcfs annual report
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2013
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NUA
L RE
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SIGHTIN
Therapeutic Yeshiva
Financial Counseling
Jewish Center for Addiction
Disability Helpline
Foster Care
Financials
Board of Directors
Donors
Volunteers
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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To protect anonymity, featured photographs may not be of actual clients.
OUR MISSIONJewish Child & Family Services provides help, healing and caring services, infused with Jewish values, to strengthen lives in the community.
jcfs.org
IT TAKESA COMMUNITY. JEWISH CHILD & FAMILY SERVICEShas provided trusted, innovative services for individuals, families, organizations and
communities across Chicagoland for over 150 years. JCFS helps those in our community
facing challenges with life transitions, mental health, developmental disability and basic
human need.
In FY13, Jewish Child & Family Services provided service to 4,800 distinct clients and 307
organizations, responded to 9,927 people seeking information or assistance and overall
touched the lives of nearly 28,000 people. And we couldn’t have done it without you.
A MESSAGE FROM OUR BOARD CHAIRMAN
As I complete my first year as Chairman of the Board of Directors, I want to thank our many volunteers, stakeholders and Board members for their contributions to make FY13 such a success. This year was jam-packed with issues and opportunities that required a huge commitment of time, and the Board members, with their different expertise and passions, generously devoted countless hours to help.
As in years past, Board members connected with those the agency serves at dinners in our Residential Homes, at the Model Seder, at the Therapeutic Day School and more. Ongoing committees helped guide our services and finances. Board members demonstrated leadership and engaged their friends, families and colleagues to make it a banner fundraising year. Special projects dealing with accreditation, real estate, quality control and a program portfolio analysis ensure that our programs continue to be strong and the agency remains fiscally responsible.
I would be remiss if I did not share one accomplishment made possible only through the inordinate efforts of our entire Board of Directors and our overworked but totally committed executive officers: our groundwork in developing a new alliance with JVS Chicago that will ensure the continuation of the agency’s much needed services for our community, and allow both agencies to deliver integrated services.
With the Board’s continued active support, FY14 will bring to fruition our new JCFS/JVS Chicago strategic alliance, the new Jewish Center for Addiction and our Divorce Specialty Center: Family Redefined.
“Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.” And, so, to the Board of JCFS and our agency’s executive officers, as well as to our many other volunteers, donors and staff, thank you.
H. Debra Levin
A MESSAGE FROM OUR CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Within the pages of this Annual Report you will find stories of those JCFS has helped this past year: a student with special needs making friends; a single mom finding financial stability; a former addict finding a road to recovery; a parent connecting to help for her children with disabilities; a foster child who found a loving home. For these individuals and the thousands of others we serve each year, a call to JCFS means that help is in sight.
While our programs and services remained strong, behind the scenes we began implementing our Strategic Plan adopted in late 2012. A study allowed us to gauge the mission focus, impact and sustainability of each program. A facilities evaluation is allowing us to think beyond our traditional buildings and towards the growth of community partnerships. This work is geared toward expanding our reach and positive impact by more fully integrating JCFS into the fabric of the daily life of the community.
We spent much of the past year exploring a strategic alliance with JVS Chicago, resulting in an Alliance Agreement that took effect on July 1st. Together we represent over 275 years of service! Many Jewish family service and vocational service organizations across the country have successfully joined together, and we look forward to integrating our programming to best serve our community. Under the agreement, JVS Chicago remains an independent agency, with JCFS providing management and support services. Our collective goal remains unchanged: to provide those we serve with the help and support they need to succeed.
Your support made all of this possible. Our deepest appreciation goes out to everyone who generously shared their confidence, time and financial resources, making it possible for JCFS to provide hope, healing and caring services for people in need.
Thank you.
Howard Sitron
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When emotional and behavioral disorders create problems, trying to fit in can feel like holding one’s breath.
As a middle-school student at a Jewish Day School, Sam was prone to sullen moments spent with his head down and his voice silent, disconnected from his friends, and from his close-knit community. His anxiety attacks made him an outcast at school and his anti-depressant medication often left him unprepared for schoolwork. He didn’t fit in, and he knew it. He needed help.
When Sam arrived at the Yeshiva Program at the Therapeutic Day School, he sat in class, hood over his head, literally and figuratively isolated from those around him. But soon Sam found that the Therapeutic Yeshiva was a place where he could be himself – imperfect, curious, temperamental and, over time, fearless. The Therapeutic Yeshiva provided him with opportunities to succeed and grow. Surrounded by a team of special education teachers, social workers, Rabbis and more, Sam went from being a stranger in his own school to a student whose peers embrace him. Today, Sam has been able to return and reintegrate into his home Jewish Day School, where he is a successful student. He’s even looking ahead to studying at a local university.
“Teachers and staff at JCFS get it – they see my son’s challenges, help me address them and really want him to be successful. They understand that success can be measured in many ways. I’m so happy with JCFS.”
– Therapeutic Day School parent
Finding the right therapeutic environment can mean exhaling, with school and community success in sight.
THERAPEUTIC YESHIVA PROGRAM The Therapeutic Day School offers a supportive environment for students with emotional, behavioral or learning disabilities. It engages teachers, parents, mental health professionals, special needs educators and the community itself in the students’ development. Each student’s needs are met through a comprehensive, individualized education program designed to give the student a feeling of success and belonging, and to help transition to the next educational level. Religiously observant students may also enroll in the Therapeutic Yeshiva program and attend Yeshiva classes in addition to their secular education program. In a 2013 survey, 90% of Therapeutic Day School parents agreed that they were satisfied with the education their child received, and 100% agreed JCFS staff recognize their child’s strengths.
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Holding onto both your dignity and your money can seem hard when faced with a financial crisis.
Robin thought that she and her family were living within their means. As with many couples, she and her husband shared finances; she routinely saw him with the checkbook, paying bills and balancing the account. Everything seemed fine…until the couple separated. That’s when the financial threads of Robin’s life began to unravel, and fast. As bills went unpaid and her account dwindled, Robin had no idea of where to turn for help. Then, she remembered the donations her family had given to JCFS to help families in need. Could she now be one of those families in crisis she once supported? Pushing past her embarrassment, Robin contacted JCFS and opened her heart and mind to accepting help.
With the help of an empathetic JCFS financial counselor, Robin was respectfully guided through first-time financial experiences, such as signing up for government benefits to help her buy food, get medical care and pay utility bills. Having the counselor’s support made all the difference for Robin as she rebuilt her family’s life and crossed the bridge back to financial stability, focusing on what mattered most – a warm home, a stable school environment for her children and dependable nutrition and health care.
“When I was sick and had a very hard time recovering and getting on my feet financially, JCFS gave me a sense of security and not feeling alone amidst all of my challenges.”
– Financial Counseling client
Accessing financial counseling can mean that financial stability is in sight.
FINANCIAL COUNSELING JCFS Financial Counseling specialists help people become better stewards of their money, whether they are a struggling family or an individual challenged by managing a budget to maximize personal resources. Understanding how to handle day-to-day living expenses today while planning for a secure future is a priority, and JCFS offers these financial lessons infused with Jewish values. 86% of respondents to a 2013 survey of financial counseling clients reported that the services they received from JCFS have met their needs. 99% of clients who received a financial assistance grant reported that the assistance would make a positive impact by helping to restore the client’s financial circumstances.
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Recognizing one’s own drug addiction can be both painful and courageous.
Joel never considered himself to be addicted to alcohol. But in truth, Joel was an alcoholic – a Jewish alcoholic – and his dependency caused rifts with his family, his community and even his Jewish spirituality. Ten years ago, many rabbis didn’t understand how to help a congregant who turned to them when dealing with addiction. Joel actually had to step away from his faith to begin a 12-Step program, attending meetings in unfamiliar church basements.
Today, the story is different. Joel is living clean and sober and is an active member of his synagogue community. His rabbi and lay leaders have partnered with JCFS’ Jewish Center for Addiction (JCA) to learn about helping more of their members. Joel is now a certified substance abuse counselor, and for Jewish clients, he uses tools from JCA to integrate Jewish practices, prayers and Torah into each of the 12 steps of the program. He also attends 12-Step meetings at several synagogues and volunteers with JCA to help more Jewish settings open their doors.
“When I suspected my teenaged son was using drugs, he was slipping away from us and my husband and I were terrified. Now we are on the road to recovery, as a family.”
– Chicagoland parent consulting with JCA
Turning to a religious community that’s prepared to respond can lead to the hope that, with help, recovery is in sight.
JEWISH CENTER FOR ADDICTION The Jewish Center for Addiction was launched to assist individuals and families in the path of addiction’s immediate trauma and to help build caring communities that are aware of and responsive to addiction. Services include community awareness, sobriety support, spiritual programs and professional training. In FY13, 44% of families served by JCFS were impacted by substance abuse.
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Caring for a family member with a disability can be overwhelming in ways others can’t comprehend.
Charlene had a plate filled with ample servings of life’s challenges. But, she had managed to fool everyone, convincing them that she had it allunder control. Yes, her son with autism was struggling through college. Yes, her youngest son was living with a learning disability that required her steady attention. And, yes, her husband’s grief after the death of his sister left him detached, depressed and eventually, without a job. But everything was OK…wasn’t it? Overwrought and distressed, Charlene discovered the JCFS Disability Helpline, picked up her telephoneand called.
Immediately, Charlene’s JCFS caseworker connected her to a support group for parents of children with learning disabilities. Her husband joined a grief support group, and was also referred to a vocational program at JVS Chicago to help him find a job. Charlene was given references for college-level support for students with learning disabilities. Each connection took Charlene a step closer to calm. The worries that threatened to overtake her were, with care, becoming manageable.
“I called the Disability Helpline yesterday and spoke with the most thoughtful person. She listened to me…I am already feeling much better.”
– JCFS Disability Helpline caller
Placing a call to the JCFS Disability Helpline can mean that assistance is in sight.
DISABILITY HELPLINE JCFS offers educational programs, services and support groups for people with disabilities and their families, including workshops, respite, futures planning and case management. The JCFS Disability Helpline is a single telephone number that helps callers navigate and connect to disability services. In 2013, more than 400 families turned to the Disability Helpline for support. 95% percent of respondents reported that they received the information they needed and 100% reported they felt listened to.
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Being passed from home to home can make a child feel unloved, unwanted.
Foster parent Gladystine Jones lives a life where love “knows no limits.” After raising four of her own children, she opened her home and heart and worked with JCFS to receive three foster children, two of whom have since become her own through adoption. John, the newest member of the family, arrived angry, anxious…and loud. He screamed over and over and over, day and night. Gladystine empathized; after all, John had already lived in at least two foster homes in his young life, but the screaming had to stop.
Gladystine lay awake one night searching for a solution. She reflected on the training she had received from JCFS to become a foster parent – on providing structure, empathy and authenticity. The next morning, as John sat in the living room screaming at the top of his lungs, she sat down beside him. Then, she joined his screams. For several minutes, they screamed together. Weary, John at last turned to Gladystine and asked, “Why are you yelling?” She replied, “Because you are.” He stopped screaming, allowing her to give him the kind of love and discipline that he needed to flourish. Now, John excels at school, and enjoys in-line skating, biking and playing football. And Gladystine? Well, she’s making plans for John to become her third foster-care adoption.
“JCFS found me a home where I can still stay in touch with my family. That helps with the feelings I am going through.”
– Foster Care youth
When children in foster care believe that they are important to someone, comfort is in sight.
FOSTER CAREJCFS manages foster care and specialized foster care services in conjunction with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services, to place children from birth to age 21 in foster homes. JCFS recruits and trains potential foster parents to provide care for the children we place in Cook, DuPage and Will counties. In a 2013 JCFS survey, 100% of participating foster-care youth agreed that their case managers understood their needs and their family’s needs. JCFS also consistently exceeds the state’s expectations for standard of care.
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OPERATING REVENUE FY13 FY12
Jewish Federation $8,597,000 30% $8,827,000 30%
Government Contracts & Fees $7,437,000 26% $7,872,000 27%
Corporations, Foundations
Individual Donors & Other Support $7,092,000 24% $6,338,000 22%
School District Contracts $4,073,000 14% $4,451,000 15%
Program Service Fees $1,697,000 6% $1,755,000 6%
TOTAL $28,896,000 $29,243,000
OPERATING EXPENDITURES FY13 FY12
Counseling & Community Support $10,685,000 37% $10,804,000 37%
Residential & Child Welfare $7,487,000 26% $7,581,000 26%
Special Education $5,873,000 20% $5,792,000 20%
Management & General $2,876,000 10% $3,032,000 10%
People with Disabilities $1,975,000 7% $2,034,000 7%
TOTAL $28,896,000 $29,243,000
HOW JCFS FINANCIAL REPORT FY13
This is preliminary financial information; audited financial information will be posted on jcfs.org in January 2014.
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WHO BOARD OF DIRECTORS
OfficersH. Debra Levin Chairman
Benn Feltheimer Vice Chair
Andrew M. Glick Vice Chair
Deborah Hecht Vice Chair
Paul K. Morton Vice Chair
Daniel J. Wander Vice Chair
Susan Schulman Secretary
Toby D. Bernstein Treasurer
Stephen R. Ballis Immediate Past President
Gerri Kahnweiler Member-at-large
Mark S. Levy Member-at-large
Laurie Price Member-at-large
Board Members
Alan Alport
Howard A. Feinstein
Stanley Friedell, M.D.
Marci Friedman
Barbara J. Gaffen
Thomas Giller
Patricia N. Gillman
Martha Glass
Karen Stickler Greer
Harry Huzenis
Adrienne Kriezelman
Mickey G. Lefton
Karen L. Levine
Jerrold Marks
Andy Perellis
Robert Perlmuter, M.D.
Rabbi Elisha M. Prero
Melissa Pryor
Benjamin Riback
Jennifer Rosenblum
Ron Schwartz
Gail H. Steingold
Abby Strauss
Jane Strauss
Howard S. Suskin
Jeffrey B. Winton
Milton Zimmerman
Honorary Board Members
Pamela K. Adelman
David Bardach
Patricia Cantor
Jules Cogan
John C. Colman
Robert Don
Judith Feldman
June S. Finder
Marvin Fitch
Bruce Goldman
Marla Gordon
Alan S. Gratch
Ted R. Jadwin
James B. Klutznick
Thomas A. Korman
Elliot Lehman
Leonard Levine
Fran Levy
Stanley L. Pollock
Stephen L. Schar
Midge P. Shafton
Mildred Shlensky Kaufmann
David Smerling
Andi Srulovitz
Jeffrey E. Stone
Sherwin J. Stone
Don C. Trossman
Marc R. Wilkow
Gregg F. Witt
Brenda J. Wolf
JCFS OfficersHoward Sitron President & Chief Executive Officer
Margaret Vimont Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer
Vincent Everson Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
Shirley Maier Vice President & Chief Human Resources Officer
Stacey Shor Vice President & Chief Development Officer
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OUR DONORS JCFS IS GRATEFUL TO THE MANY DONORS WHO MAKE
IT POSSIBLE TO PROVIDE MUCH NEEDED SERVICES
THROUGHOUT OUR COMMUNITY.
VIP EVENT SPONSOR
Mesirow Financial Investment Advisory
PLATINUM
Anonymous
Neil Berg
Harry & Harriet Bernbaum Family Charitable Foundation
Toby Bernstein
Martin & Mary Boyer Foundation
Burns Family Charitable Foundation
CDI Construction Group, Inc./Laurie & Neal Price
Howard S. Cohen & Donna Robbins-Cohen
Gerhard Foreman & Hannah Foreman Trust Fund
Andrew M. Glick
Louis Glickman Trust
Gould & Ratner, LLP
Ellen & Michael Gross
Harry Huzenis
Jenner & Block, LLP/Howard Suskin
Thomas & Marcia Korman
Bruce & Jennifer Lee
Sheldon L. & Pearl R. Leibowitz Foundation
Malkin Families
Northern Trust Company
Presence Marketing/Dynamic Presence
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Tangerine Promotions
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Lester & Edward Anixter Foundation
Anonymous
Stephen & Elizabeth Ballis
David Bardach
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Colliers International
Jim & Patricia Crounse
FMR Systems, Inc.
The Henry G. Foreman & Lottie S. Foreman Trust Fund
Prudence M. Fuchsman Estate
Betsy Gidwitz
Martha & Brad Glass
Jeffrey S. Goldman
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Lowy Haiman Fund
Jaffee Family Foundation
JBS Foundation
J.P. Morgan
J.S. Frank Foundation
H. Debra Levin
Mark & Francine Levy
Mack I Crounse Group
McGladrey, LLP
Mesirow Financial
Miller, Shakman & Beem, LLP
Prime Property Investors, LTD
Rosenbaum Group of Wells Fargo Advisors
Paul & Jennifer Rosenblum
Bradley & Susan Schulman
Andi & Michael Srulovitz
Jerome H. Stone Family Foundation
Dan Wander & Ruth Freedman
Wells Fargo Advisors
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Jim & Enna Allen
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North Shore Community Bank
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Tower Foundation
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Vrandenburg Foundation
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WHI Real Estate Partners, LLC
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Barbara Zenner & Howard Isenberg
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Jewish Reconstructionist Congregation
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Steven J. Morton & Associates, LTD
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National Council of Jewish Women
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Niles West High School
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Northbrook Citizens for Drug and Alcohol Awareness
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Shelley Ochab & Chester Gougis
Jane Oguss
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Joshua Orlan & Reni L. Garmin
Rich & Sharon Pachler
Alysa & Randy Parks
Marva Paull
Mitchell & Jamie Pawlan
Patty & Ken Pell
Florie & Andrew Perellis
Jody & Sanford Perl
Karen M. Peterson
Thomas & Betty Philipsborn
Dr. Karen Pierce
Vicki & Gary Pines
Mike & Susan Podell
Stanley & Judith Pollock
Kevin & Rita Powers
Selwin & Syril Price
Dennis & Phyllis Propp
Jan Pryor
Jan Rauen
Carol Reed
Howard & Helaine Resnick
Dana Rhodes
Ronit & Daniel Ripes
Rivkin & Rivkin, LLC
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Stanford Robbin
Elliott & Ronni Robinson
Michael & Wendy Rosen
David Rosen
Steven & Claudia Rosen
Marjie Sandlow & Barry Rosen
Michael & Janet Rosenbloom
David & Ruth Rosenbloom
Michael & Amy Rosenson
Lisa Roth
Marv & Jan Rotter
Lawrence & Nancy Roubitchek
Richard Rubenstein & Nancy Schroeder
David & Donna Rubin
Javier & Lisa Rubinstein
Ruby Robinson Co., Inc.
Biff Ruttenberg Foundation
Nathaniel Sack
Kenneth & Julie Sacks
Dennis & Marla Saletta
Paul & Lori Sander
Ronald & Ellen Saslow
Julie Schaeffer
Edward & Harriet* Schaye
Dr. & Mrs. Schey
Laura & Ron Schoeneman
Jamie & Marty Schrero
Brian & Lisa Schurgin
David & Renee Schwartz
Esther Joy Schwartz
Michael & Amy Season
Mort & Evie Selz
Naomi & Jerry Senser
Michael Shalen
Steven & Leslie Shapiro
Terry Shapiro
Marjorie & Samuel Shapiro
Jerry & Judy Shapiro
Shaw Fishman Glantz Wolfson & Twobin, LLC
David & Susan Sherman
Betsy Shiner
Susan & Steve Sholl
David & Stacey Shor
Susan Shor
Deanna Shoss
Kim & Perry Shwachman
Irving Siegel
Linda Soreff Siegel
Ralph Siegel
Moshe Siegel
Margaret & Alan Silberman
Gerald Silberman
Silberstein Orthodontics
Ivy Silver
Jeffrey & Judith Silverman
Robert Silverstein & Caryn Burstein
John & Sharon Simone
Ira & Laura Singer
Lee & Nancy Singer & Family
Shirley Sitron
Barbara Sloan
Marc & Barbara Slutsky
David & Robin Small
Andrew & Amy Small
Julie & Rick Smith
Marney & William Solomon
Robert & Susan Star Foundation
Steven G.M. Stein
Eugene & Gail Steingold
Melinda Stengel
Elizabeth Sterba
Stacy & Mark Sternberg
Mindy & Jay Sterns
Robert J. & Julie Stracks
Bernard & Caryl Susman
Bernard M. & Caryl H. Susman Foundation
Karen & Allen Sutker
David & Drucilla Tanton
Stuart & Marianne Taussig
Temple Am Shalom
Temple Chai
Richard & Marcia Templer
Ariel J. & Melissa Tesher
William R. Thurmond & Stacey Ballis
Steven & Amy Topel
Sabrina Townsend & Nathan Clark
David & Bonita Turner
Stephen Turow
Christine Tzumas
United Way of Lake County
Howard & Marilyn Usen
Randall & Debra Usen
Jamie Vandenberg
Margaret Vimont
Susan & Paul Wagner
Janice Wahnon
Gail Walder
Judi Wallach
Susan Weber
Florence Weese
Joseph & Janis Weil
William Weiland
Dean & Jody Weinberg
Jody & Michael Weinberg
Marshall & Lita Weinstein
Robert & Valerie Weiss
Sam Wener
Kalman Wenig
Jeff Whitehead & Family
Stuart & Diana Widman
Robert & Ellen Wigoda
Nancy Williams
Karen G. Wilson
Elaine Wishner
Gregg & Bruni Witt
Brenda J. Wolf & Fred Siegman
Ann Wolff
Julie Womack
Elizabeth Wyman
Dennis Zaslavsky
Shari & Brad Zenner
Harry & Lily Zoberman
GRANTS
Anonymous (8)
Lauri S. Bauer Foundation for Sudden Loss
Boeing Employee Community Fund
Martin & Mary Boyer Foundation
Braeside Foundation
John C. & Jane B. Colman Fund
Abe and Ida Cooper Foundation
Eva Cooper Foundation
Crown Family
D & R Fund
David & Lisette Eisendrath Foundation
Emergency Food and Shelter Program (FEMA)
Field Foundation of Illinois
Jacob J. Fink Charitable Foundation
Frankel Family Foundation
Lawrence E. & Nancy S. Glick Family Foundation
Donna & Jack Greenberg Charitable Trust
John R. Halligan Charitable Fund
The Irving Harris Foundation
Robert & Debra Hartman Charitable Trust
Illinois Department of Human Services
JCC Camp Chi Teen Foundation
JF Fund for Innovation in Health (Supported by the Michael Reese Health Trust)
JF Priority Grant
JF Health & Human Services Special Grant
Jewish Women’s Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago
JHELP
Kaplan Family Foundation
Kaplan Foundation Fund of the Chicago Community Trust
Harriet & Ernest Karmin Special Needs Fund
Klevens Family Fund
Jules and Gwen Knapp Charitable Foundation
Helen & Joseph Komarek Foundation
Harry and Sadie Lasky Foundation
Sheldon L. & Pearl R. Leibowitz Foundation
Lerner Family Foundation
Barbara & Frank Lieber Family Charitable Trust
Lillian & Maurice Lipsey Endowment Fund
Elinor & Maynard Marks Family Fund at the Chicago Community Trust
Michael Reese Health Trust
Michael Reese Health Trust/Sigmund E. Edelstone Fund
The Harvey L. Miller Family Foundation
Niles Township Corporate Fund
Niles Township District 219
North Shore Auxiliary of JCFS
Edmond & Alice Opler Foundation
Polk Bros. Foundation
Polk Family Charitable Fund
Prince Charitable Trusts
Psychotherapy Change, LLC
REAM Foundation
Ralph & Minerva Rose Trust (an endowment of MRHT)
Samuel & Marie Louise Rosenthal Field of Interest Fund
Rubens Family Foundation
Square One Foundation, Inc.
Robert & Adele Stern Foundation
Topfer Family Foundation
United Way of Lake County
Voices: The Chicago Jewish Teen Foundation
Wagner Foundation
Jonathan David Weissbrot Discretionary Supplemental Needs Trust
Weinger/Spector Foundation
SPECIAL PURPOSE FUNDS
Andrea Frankel Allen Adoption Escrow
Robert D. Appelbaum Fund
Anita D. Bayard Trust
Dorothy & Sidney Berkowitz Fund
Bertha Callner Gell Memorial Fund
Esther Clamage Auxiliary Fund
Betty Dayron Resettlement & Immigration Fund
Richard & Hylene Dublin Fund
Morris Eisenberg Memorial Fund
Louis & Ida Eisner Fund
Else Felber Fund
Eva Feldman Memorial Fund
Max Goldenberg Fund
Marion W. Goldman Fund
Hartman Family Foundation
The Paul & Harriette Hirsch Family Trust
Sanel & Anna Hirschfeld Fund
Ken Jacobson Memorial Fund
Kersten Fund
Harry & Jeanne Klaas Scholarship Fund
Martin E. Langer Fund
Mary Lawrence Auxiliary Fund
Marks Nathan Hall Fund
Mills Family Fund
North Shore Auxiliary Child Therapy Fellowship Fund
John W. Parmalee Trust
Lynn Norton Memorial Fund
Samuel S. Oman Scholarship Fund
Doria & Isaac Robin Memorial Fund
Lawrence K. Schnadig Scholarship Fund
Lottie Schwab Foreman Fund
Sidney S. Spiegel Fund
Isaac Wagner Jewish Identity Fund
Joseph M. Weil Fund
Victor Weil Fund
Charles Weinfeld Fund
Funds Held by JF for JCFS
Eva Cooper Foundation
Glick Family Early Education Fund
Goldberg Continuum
Gillian & Ellis Goodman Continuum
Kersten Fund
Joy Faith Knapp Charitable Trust
Rose Kovler Scholarship Fund
Joan Perlman Rosenberg Fund
Swartzberg Family
Vollen Family Foundation
ENDOWMENTThe Jewish Child & Family Services Endowment Foundation was created in partnership with the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago’s Agency Endowment Program, which was established to assure that JCFS and our sister agencies have the necessary resources to meet community needs. All commitments to Agency Endowment Foundations are recognized as gifts to the Jewish Federation’s Centennial Campaign.
Marc Amstadter & Eleanor Wolfe
Anonymous
Appelbaum Family Foundation
Stephen & Elizabeth Ballis
David Bardach
Toby D. Bernstein - In honor of his mother, the late Miriam D. Bernstein
Robert & Nancy Bloom - For the Sidney & Irma Bloom Memorial Fund
Sidney & Irma Bloom Memorial Fund
Michael S. Blum Memorial Fund
Lena G. Brede Foundation Fund
Joel Brown
Estate of Madeline Camras
Hyman B. & Sonia Coen Scholarship Fund
Estate of Herbert Cohn - For Training & Research
John C. & Jane B. Colman
Deane Copperstein Fund
Peachy Cummings Fund - Mary Lawrence Chapter of JCB Fund
Education Endowment Fund
Fannie Feigen Trust
Frank Feigen Trust
Donna & Martin Field
Howard Feinstein
Frazin Scholarship Fund
Terri & Michael Freeman
Estate of Prudence M. Fuchsman
Stephen L. & Terri Geifman
Lawrence E. & Nancy S. Glick Family Foundation- Glick Family Camp
Nancy & Lawrence E. Glick Center for Early Childhood Services
Donald & Alice Goldsmith
Marla S. Gordon
Donna & Jack Greenberg Charitable Trust
Estate of Edith Grosz
Anna Hall Fund
Deborah M. Hecht & Greg Stewart
Sanel & Anna Hirschfield Fund
Daniel & Ruth Horwich Fund for Emergency Relief at JFCS
Harry & Charles Huzenis
Marian W. Jaffe*
Edward Kahn Fund
Annette Klein Fund
Thomas & Marcia Korman- For the Bob Bloom Fund for Practice Excellence
J.P. & E.R. Lebow Memorial Vocational Fund
Paul H. Leffmann Estate
Ruth Levine
Lipsig Family Philanthropic Fund
Rabbi Scott Looper
Mandel Trust
Walli Matton Fund
Lillian & Al Mazure Trust*
Julia Mellow- For the Julia Mellow Technology Fund
Paul* & Sara Helen Nidel Trust
North Shore Auxiliary Second Century Fund
North Shore Auxiliary Take 5 Weekend Fund
Gerald & Barbara Oguss
Jane Perlman Estate
Elberta Pruitt Estate
Recreational Endowment Fund
Estate of Dr. Emery Robert
Estate of Evelyne L. Rosen
Greta Rothschild Fund
Lewis & Alice Schimberg Special Purpose Fund
Estate of Dorothy Schwartz
Second Century Endowment Fund
Edith Seidman Trust
Howard & Deborah Sitron
Ginger & David Smerling Fund
Sylvia Sosson*
Don & Janis Trossman
Virginia Frank Child Development Center 50th Anniversary Fund
Therese Weinsaft Fund
Trude & Warren H. Weiss - In loving memory of Trude’s Parents, the Koblers
Winter/Matlin Fund
Gregg & Bruni Witt
For the Alan Gidwitz Children’s Fund
Sandra & Carlos Frum
Dr. Betsy Gidwitz
James Gidwitz
Joseph L. & Emily K. Gidwitz Memorial Foundation
Joyce Gidwitz
Julie Gidwitz
Nancy Gidwitz
Ralph Gidwitz
Ronald Gidwitz
Tom Gidwitz
Donna Kahan
Margaret & Kevin O’Keefe
For Jewish Healing Network of Chicago
Anonymous
Lipsig Family Philanthropic Fund
Tom & Sue Pick
For Larry Dobkin Memorial Fund benefiting Response
Anonymous
Dr. Dennis & Jane Carlton
Robert & Roberta Feldgreber
Maury L. & Nancy Fertig
Stuart & Kim Frankenthal
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Patti & Mike Frazin
Greenberg Traurig, LLC
Nina & Arnie Harris
Donna Kahan
Glen & Lori Krandel
The Barbara & Frank Lieber Family Charitable Trust
Corey & Jane Light
Jeff & Trish Meyer
Colleen & Greg Moyer
Nachshon Tzedakah Fund
Art Potash
Andy & Sara Poticha
Marc & Barbara Slutsky
Robin Stein
Michael H. & Barbara Zaransky
Bradley & Shari Zenner
For Project Esther/Adoption Services
Charlotte Berlin
Nicole & James Druckman
Stars of David, Chicago
For Virginia Frank Child Development Center
Karen Benson
Judith Bertacchi
Jim & Patsy Crounse
Elizabeth Jacob Fund
Holly Johnston
Elise Lennard
Mack Crounse Group
Leah & Herbert* Olfson
Maeve O’Shiel
DECLARATIONS OF INTENT
Pamela & Steve Adelman
Anonymous (2)
Toby D. Bernstein, in honor of his mother, the late Miriam D. Bernstein
Susan Blumenthal & David Kreinick
Michael & Ilisa Brown
Barbara Chandler
Patricia Cantor
Charlotte Cohen
Nathan Dardick
Babette Levy Daskin
Betty Dayron
Morris & Lois Dyner
Judy & Mel* Feldman
Benn & Amy Feltheimer
Donna & Martin Field
June Finder
Dr. Michael J. Fox
Suzanne Franklin
Terri Freeman
Adrienne & Burton Glazov
Andrew M. Glick
Lisa & Bruce Goldman
Donald & Alice Goldsmith
Howard Handler
Samuel & Dede Harris
Ruth Kane
Paul B. Kleinmann
Thomas & Marcia Korman
Paul H. Leffman
Sissi Lapides
Milton (Mickey) Lefton
Leonard Levine
Joyce Leviton
Francine F. Levy
Mark Levy
Ila Lewis
Janice E. Linn
Bernard A. Lucas - Marks Nathan Fund
Paul K. Morton
Alvin & Beverly Nemetz
Franklin W. Nitikman
Rabbi Michael Remson
Natalie Ross
Stephen L. Schar
Midge Perlman Shafton
Edward & Dorothy Shapiro
Stacey & David Shor
Andrea Srulovitz
Lawrence Stein
Abby Strauss
Janis & Don Trossman
Daniel Wander & Ruth Freedman
Margaret Vimont
Roberta Wexler
Jeffrey Winton
Maynard* & Elaine Wishner
NOTABLE IN-KIND DONORS
Affy Tapple
Am Shalom
Am Yisrael
American Heart Association
Aveda Salon
Balance Health & Wellness
Sharon Belloff
Minda Bernberg
Beth Judea
Michael & Ilisa Brown
Michelle Burgener
Camp Southern Ground
Carol’s Cookies
Children’s Miracle Network
Congregation Beth Shalom
Congregation Beth Shalom’s Young Family Outreach
Congregation B’nai Torah
Congregation Solel
Comedy Sportz Theatre
Carey & Cheryl Cooper
CPX Sports
Marla L. & Michael C. Craven
Helene Diamond
Robert Dorf
Arden Edelcup
Temple Emanuel
Benn Feltheimer & Amy Genender
Donna Fine and Sharon Fine
Dan Wander & Ruth Freedman
Marci & Steve Friedman
Richard & Meredith Friedman
Marci & Steve Friedman
Fernando Gertzenstein
Beth & Mike Gilford
Greater > Than
Marilyn Hanzal
Harriet & Barbara Hausman
Ricki & Robert Herling
Highland Pop Gourmet Popcorn & Fudge Shop
Hotel Felix
Angela Howard
Richard & Nettie Isenberg
The Lavin Family
Ari & Suzanne Kaplan
The Kates Family
Jill & Jory Katlin
Nathan Keay Imaging
Rick & Carol Kerman
Sarah Levi
Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Licht
Marcello’s Father & Son Restaurants
Beth & Steven Metzler
Douglas & Stacey Meyer
Rick & Amy Michelon
Moon Dance Resort
Jodi & Gregg Newmark
Gwen Nodiff
Northwest Chapter Hadassah
Katy Okrent
Charles Perlstein
Potash Markets, Inc.
Dennis & Phyllis Propp
Public Hotel
SALONBUZZ
The Sacks Family
Anita Samen
Susan Schulman
Elizabeth Schwartz
The Score, CBS Radio WSCR-AM
Kim Seiden
David & Stacey Shor
Keith Sigale
Stacey & Paul Siver
Sprinkles Cupcakes
Starbucks Coffee Company – Northbrook
Terri Stein
Allison Stein
Abby Strauss
Sunset Foods
Linda Swimmer
Rona Talcott
Temple Chai
Temple Beth-El
Temple Beth Israel
Temple Jeremiah
David Wasserman
Mary Weinberg
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company
X Sport Fitness
Xtreme Trampolines
Milton & Michelle Zimmerman
We regret any omissions or errors. While we appreciate all gifts, this list includes donations from 7/1/12 to 6/30/13 totaling $150 or more and endowment gifts totaling $250 or more.
Questions? Call 312-673-3202.
*Of Blessed Memory
EARL RUBIN CHAPTER
Shelby Tennant, President
Harriet Hausman, Vice-President
Betsy Shiner, Treasurer
Joyce Leviton Asher
Norma Berlin
Frances Black-Hedlund
Blanche Blumenthal
Jeffrey & Amy Brinkman
Judy Das Gupta
Eva Derrick
Susan Rubin Elfant
Beril Engen
Mildred Erhardt
Jeanette Fields
Irene Goren
Lynn Horwich
June Karlen
Lee Karrow
Shirley Levin
Doris Levin
Mrs. Ralph B. Mandell
Leah Marcus
Shirley Raymond
Barbara Reinhart
Carol Retzky
Madeline Shiffman
Shirley Shiner & Leah Latta
Sandra Sokol
Charlotte Stein
Maurie Stern
Florence Weese
Simmy Weiss
FRIENDS OF CAMP FIREFLY
Melanie Kates
Elizabeth Robbin
Andrew Rosenbloom
FRIENDS OF VIRGINIA FRANK
Frances Zimmerman, Chair
Terry Beem
Karen Benson
Judy Bertacchi
Ruth Bittner
Nancy Cap
Mirel Castle
Nina Chaitin
Sarah Everson
Emily Hildner
Rebecca Hill
Holly Johnston
Elisabeth Landor
Sheila Nissim
Susan Polachek
Mollie Reed
Kate Schechter
JCARES COALITION
Roxanne Abrams, Advocate
Susan Altfeld, UIC School of Public Health
Mary Jo Barrett, Center for Contextual Change
Tamara Besser, Jewish Child & Family Services
Elizabeth Burnside, Advocate
Paul Cantz, Yehi Ohr
Debra Cardash, REACH
Cathy Carmody, National Council of Jewish Women
Joseph Cortese, Advocate
Eric Crabtree-Nelson, JCFS/ Response Center
Anita Denes, EZRA Multi-Service Center
Wendy Dickson, YWCA Evanston/ North Shore
Rachel Durschlag, Advocate
Barbara Engel, Advocate
Sarah Follmer, Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Breena Freid, Jewish Child & Family Services
Lisa Gilmore, Advocate
Monica Glaser, CJE Senior Life
Chana Goldstein, REACH
Jennifer Gonzalez, Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office
Bobbie Gordon, SHALVA
Julie Gordon, REACH
Jennifer Greene, Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office
Yankie Greenberger, Madraigos Midwest
Devorah Greenfield, Jewish Child & Family Services
John Hughes, Center for Contextual Change
Michael Iser, Advocate
Wendy Ivy, Zacharias Sexual Abuse Center
Tracey Lipsig Kite, Jewish Child & Family Services
Toby Landesman, Advocate
Leslie Landis, Circuit Court of Cook County DV Division
Betsy Lazerow, Jewish Child & Family Services
Ronna Leibach, JUF/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Elyse Linderman, SHALVA
Rae Luskin, Advocate
Yesenia Maldonado, Between Friends
Charlotte Mallon, Jewish Child & Family Services
Lynda Maram, Lakeside Congregation/ Hadassah
Vicki Meilach, South Suburban Family Shelter
Betsy O’Connell, A Safe Place
Meg O’Rourke, Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center
Janece Ortiz, Metropolitan Family Services
Rabbi Joseph Ozarowski, Jewish Child & Family Services
Sherry Petlin, Advocate
Marilyn Reinish, Congregation Am Shalom
Amy Robbins, Advocate
Warren Rosen, Advocate
Aileen Robinson, Chicago Police Department
Rabbi David Rosenberg, Jewish Child & Family Services
Jennifer Rosenkranz, Michael Reese Health Trust
Rachel Roth, American Conference of Cantors
Amy Rubin, Jewish Child & Family Services
David Rubovits, Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago
Ahuva Samber, ARK
Jessica Schaffer, Jewish Child & Family Services
Linda Schiffman, SHALVA
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OUR VOLUNTEERS JCFS THANKS OUR PROGRAM VOLUNTEERS FOR THEIR
COMMITMENT TO MAKING OUR SERVICES THE BEST
POSSIBLE FOR OUR COMMUNITY.
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Beth Shapiro Kopin, Jewish Women’s Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago
Lynn Shyman, Jewish Child & Family Services
Wendy Singer, Bernard Horwich JCC
Dr. Yehudah Smolarcik, Yehi Ohr
Robin Stein, JCFS/Response Center
Julia Strehlow, Chicago Children’s Advocacy Center
Emily M. Sweet, Jewish Women’s Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago
Heather Tratt, Keshet
Margaret Vimont, Jewish Child & Family Services
Carrie Wachter, Rape Victim Advocates
Rhonda Wener, JCFS/Response Center
Susan Wexler, HIAS Chicago
Margaret Zangrilli, Child Advocacy Center of North & Northwest Cook County
Rachel Zimmerman, Jewish Child & Family Services
And thanks to our countless individual abuse survivors, advocates, educators and therapists.
JEWISH HEALING NETWORK OF
CHICAGO ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Sylvia Abramson
Rabbi Julie Pelc Adler
Rabbi Heather Altman
Rabbi Michael Balinsky
Rabbi Lisa Bellows
Susan Buchbinder
Marlene Engelhart
Ruth Fruehauf
Rabbi Jodie Futornick
Rachelle Gold
Dr. Larry Goldberg
Robyn Golden
Rachel Greenbaum
Robert Greenbaum
Linda Haase
Donna Kahan
Dr. Lawrence Layfer
Rosi Lennon
Rabbi Norman Lewison
Robin Levine
Tracey Lipsig Kite
Dr. Edward Linn
Charlotte Mallon
Meg McClaskey
Rabbi Ilene Melamed
Julie Newman
Rabbi Joseph Ozarowski
Ed Reed
Dana Rhodes
Amy Rubin
Tamar Rubenstein
Rabbi Michael Schorin
Dr. Michael Slater
Rabbi Carl Wolkin
NORTH SHORE AUXILIARY
Lori Lavin, President
Janice Blum
Jamie Boton
Stacey Cantor
Barbara Gaffen
Wendy Kleper
Emily Lusardi
Laura F. Miller
Jennifer Riback
Michelle Schneider
Jami Sharfman
Stacy Sternberg
Jennifer Wertheimer
Julie Zomick
PROJECT ESTHER: THE CHICAGO
JEWISH ADOPTION NETWORK
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Leah Bloom
Nicole Druckman
Elyse Flack
Rabbi Abe Friedman
Tami Horton
Nancy Isaacson
Richard A. Lifshitz
Gwendolyn J. Messer, MD
Beverly Shapiro
Rachel Schwartz
RESPONSE ADVISORY COUNCIL
Lauren Kohlenbrener, Chairperson
Executive Committee
Jill Bernstein
Terri Freeman
Julie Hoffman
Jill Katlin
Andy Poticha
Shari Zenner
Members-at-large
Robyn Berman
Felice Boyer
Leslie Cohen
Meryl Cohen
Debbie Dresner
Julia Fording
Susan Friedman
Julie Hoffman
Doris Kaplan
Arlene Lewis
Barbara Lieberman
Annice Moses
Jody Perl
Sue Podell
Hollis Russinof
Julie Sacks
Laura Schoeneman
Mindy Sterns
Rhonda Wener
Rich Wilens
STRIKING EVENT COMMITTEE
Abby Strauss, Co-Chair
Milton Zimmerman, Co-Chair
Elizabeth Ballis
Stephen Ballis
Howard Feinstein
Benn Feltheimer
Andrew M. Glick
Adrienne Kriezelman
Laurie Price
Susan Schulman
Deborah Sitron
Gail Steingold
AGENCY PROGRAM VOLUNTEERS
Kerri Alexander
Ariel Besser
Sierria Coleman
Sarah Coté
Mia D’Agostino
Debra Dresner
Carol Flagel
Michelle Friedman
Andrea Goodman
Aimee Halstuk
Bruce Helman
Amanda Hensley
Ariel Horwitz
Elizabeth Huppert
Suzanne Kaplan
Susan Levine
Minna Loventhal
Lisa Mason
Monique Mervin
Molly Orloff
Serena Pesch
Hollis Russinof
Michele Sackheim-Wein
Monica Schein
Olga Schifrin
Susan Schulman
Valentina Shabliy
Sharon Share
Bryan Siebuhr
Jacey Siedband
Kellie Slappey
Marnie Spiegel
Lorraine Trachtenberg
Sarah Vaughn
Amanda Weinstein
Ronna Wolf
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2013 ANNUAL REPORT