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October
Hillel creates PDX Hillel to serve
students at Portland State University,
Reed, and Lewis & Clark Colleges in
Portland, Oregon.
July
Hillel at the University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign — the birthplace of
the Hillel movement — opens a new
building, the Margie K. and Louis N.
Cohen Center for Jewish Life.
November
Hundreds of Israeli Hillel activists join
UJA GA delegates in Jerusalem.
August
Hillel hosts Engagement Institutes at
Camp Ramah Darom in Georgia and the
Brandeis Bardin Institute in California.
Franklin & Marshall Hillel dedicates its
Klehr Center for Jewish Life, November.
Hillel Latin America holds its first
Student Leaders Assembly in Punta del
Este, Uruguay. The Assembly drew
together 90 students from seven cities in
five countries for three days of learning,
leadership development and networking.
September
Hillel sends student observers to the U.S.
Republican and Democratic presidential
nominating conventions.
Israeli President Shimon Peres (above)
joins with hundreds of Hillel supporters
to dedicate the Edgar M. Bronfman Hillel
Israel Center on the campus of The
Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
December
Following a campaign by the Israel on
Campus Coalition, Hillel at University of
California, Davis, Israel Fellow Yonatan
Barkan and others, the University of
California system announces it will
reopen its study abroad programs in
Israel.
Virginia Tech students and
Executive Director Sue Kurtz (top right)
at Hillel’s Engagement Institute.
Eight outstanding Hillel professionals
receive the Richard M. Joel Exemplar of
Excellence Award: Keri Copans, assistant
director, Hillel at the University of
California, San Diego; Rabbi Yehuda
Sarna, university chaplain, The Bronfman
Center for Jewish Life at New York
University; Dan Yagudin, senior program
director, Hillel at University of Miami;
Rabbi Mychal Copeland, campus rabbi,
Stanford University Hillel; Dan Libenson,
executive director, University of
Chicago Hillel; Lauren Estes, assistant
director, Tufts University Hillel; Yonatan
Barkan, Israel fellow, Hillel at University
of California, Davis; and, posthumously,
Darin Diner, z”l, executive director,
Hillel of Broward and Palm Beach.
University of Kansas Hillel (below) is
one of five Hillel groups to receive
Hillel Vision & Value Awards for their
successful work in pursuing Hillel’s core
goals at the December Professional Staff
Conference. Kansas Hillel receives the
Great Place to Work Award for its
creative, entrepreneurial, and proactive
efforts to find and keep great staff.
Hillel at Sapir College in Sderot, Israel,
and Hillels in Latin America receive
The Joseph Meyerhoff Award for
Meaningful Jewish Experiences by
demonstrating how a single initiative or
the integration of multiple experiences
increased the number of students on
their campuses having meaningful Jewish
experiences. Franklin & Marshall Hillel
and Northwestern University Hillel
receive the Vision and Values Award
for Indispensible Campus Partnership.
Meanwhile, Tufts University Hillel
receives the Vision and Values Award
for Development through creativity,
innovation, and perseverance in
dramatically expanding and diversifying
its sources of funding.
RANDALL KAPLAN
SUCCEEDS
EDGAR M. BRONFMAN
Former Hillel Board of Directors Chairman Randall Kaplan of
Greensboro, N.C. (above left), has been named to succeed
Edgar M. Bronfman as chairman of Hillel’s International Board
of Governors. Kaplan will take responsibility for the operation
and growth of the Board. As founding chairman, Bronfman will
continue his leadership by visiting Hillel campuses and serving
as an ambassador for the global Hillel enterprise.
“I am honored to take on this great responsibility,” says Kaplan.
“Edgar is a catalyst for Hillel’s renaissance. Along with his
founding co-chairs, Lynn Schusterman and Michael Steinhardt,
his ongoing leadership has created a vibrant, dynamic Hillel
that is enriching the lives of tens of thousands ofJewish college
students around the world. With his continued guidance and
participation, I look forward to building on this considerable
foundation.”
“I am quite proud of what Hillel has become in the last 15
years,” says Bronfman. “Randall is one of the best examples
of the new generation of leaders that Hillel has to offer our
community, and I am confident that he will lead the Board of
Governors to great achievement.”
Hillel’s International Board of Governors comprises more
than 60 prominent business leaders and philanthropists from
around the world who are involved in Hillel as benefactors
and volunteers. The men and women who are on the Board
often support local Hillel foundations and other large-scale
Hillel initiatives.
January
JULIAN SANDLER, z”l
Hillel lost one of its finest leaders
this year with the sudden passing of
Julian Sandler, the beloved chairman
of the Hillel: The Foundation for
Jewish Campus Life Board of
Directors, who succumbed to
cancer at age 64.
During his 15 years of involvement,
Sandler brought commitment,
wisdom and vision to Hillel. As a
member of the International Board
of Governors, treasurer and vice chair
of the Board of Directors, and chair of
the Strategic Planning Committee, he
guided Hillel’s growth and assured a
brighter future for Jewish students
worldwide.
In one of his final acts, Sandler
established The Julian Sandler
Endowment for Executive Leadership
Development which supports Hillel’s
training, executive leadership
development, mentoring, coaching
and evaluation program for its most
promising new Hillel directors. This
endowment reflects the devotion of
Julian and his wife Nina to Hillel’s
work in inspiring Jewish students to
make an enduring commitment to
Jewish life.
“Julian had a gift for blending his
keen analytical abilities with his
genuine warmth and humor. He
believed in the critical importance of
transmitting Yiddishkeit from generation to generation and modeled what
it means to be a proud, knowledgeable and committed Jew,” said Hillel
President Wayne L. Firestone.
*Zichrono L’bracha, may
his memory be a blessing
Hillel activists around the world educate
their campuses about Israel’s operation in
Gaza. Meanwhile, Hillel in Israel provides
support for communities subjected to
terrorist bombing.
Hillel sends students to official U.S.
presidential inaugural events.
February
Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus
Life is named among the top 25 nonprofits in Washington, D.C., by the
Washington Business Journal.
Hillel launches an initiative to engage
Jewish students studying abroad in
London and Buenos Aires.
Hillels of Northeastern Oklahoma, based
at the University of Tulsa, established.
April
Rabbi Daniel Libenson, executive
director of the Newberger Hillel Center
at the University of Chicago, is named
one of five individuals to receive the
prestigious AVI CHAI Fellowship for 2009.
Three Hillel students attend the UN
Durban Review Conference in Geneva,
Switzerland, to monitor events and
protest anti-Israel initiatives.
Hillel elects
Beatrice S.
Mandel of
Los Angeles
chair of the
Board of
Directors.
May
At its annual Policy Conference in
Washington, D.C., AIPAC honors Jenna
Mitzner, the Jewish student life coordinator at the University of Central Florida
Hillel, with one of its four “Ally of the
Year” awards.
Pro- and anti-Israel students demonstrate
at York University in Ontario, Canada
(above). In a separate incident, antiIsrael students block the office of York
Hillel.
March
Hillel mourns the passing of Board of
Directors Chairman Julian Sandler.
HAPPY
Hillel sponsors Alternative Break trips
around the world.
June
Honoree Dr Lynne B Harrison celebrates with her family.
Hillel marked its 85th anniversary with a year of festivities that culminated in an
innovative “virtual gala” with participants around the world.
Led by Diane Wohl, a member of Hillel’s International Board of Governors and
Board of Directors, the celebration began with a special historical exhibit in the
Washington, D.C., headquarters and a luncheon honoring B’nai B’rith’s role in
Hillel’s development. The exhibit traveled to Jerusalem for the General Assembly
of the United Jewish Communities in November and to Hillel’s Professional Staff
Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, in December. Scholars were delighted by a
series of original historical Hillel documents made available for the first time on
Hillel’s Web site. Renowned historian Jonathan Sarna assessed Hillel’s record and
wrote: “Hillel’s mission is more urgent than ever.”
The U.S. Congress agreed, and passed Resolution 493 recognizing Hillel as “an
important partner to universities by providing resources, programs and other
forms of support to the entire campus community.” Hillel used the occasion to
present its 85th Birthday Founders Award to Dr Lynne B Harrison, a member of
Hillel’s International Board of Governors and Board of Directors.
Dr Harrison was honored for advancing the vision of Hillel’s pioneers by supporting
opportunities to engage and empower Jewish students. In honor of the occasion, Dr
Harrison created an endowment to provide training for Hillel program professionals.
In June, Hillel supporters around the globe sponsored Hillel’s 85th Anniversary
Parties in their homes. The celebrations came together twice for special messages
that were broadcast live over the Internet from Washington, D.C.
Hillel thanks those individuals who sponsored anniversary celebrations. To view a
video of the broadcast, visit www.hillel.org/85th
Hillel, AEPi and City Year cooperate to
create an alternative break program in
Los Angeles.
Hillel marks is 85th anniversary with a
virtual gala connecting Hillel groups
around the world.
85
Hillel
Diane Wohl.
Hillel’s Arthur and Rochelle Belfer building
was the focus of a global Webcast.
The Jewish University Center of Pittsburgh
joined the celebration.
PARTNERS AND INVESTORS
In 1923, visionary community leaders, educators and
philanthropists in Champaign-Urbana and Chicago,
Illinois, created an organization they called “Hillel”
to provide Jewish college students at the University
of Illinois with the organization they needed and
deserved. The Hillel movement continues to thrive
because of the leadership provided by its International
Board of Governors and support of farsighted
philanthropists, Jewish Federations and partners in
communities around the globe.
Last year, during a grave economic crisis, Hillel
provided millions of dollars in grants and services
to 251 affiliated foundations, program centers and
Jewish student organizations that serve students at
513 campuses throughout the United States, Canada,
Israel, Latin America and the republics of the former
Soviet Union (FSU).
In 2009, Hillel helped tens of thousands of Jewish
students find their own voices and create their own
Jewish stories. Thanks to the continued leadership
support of the Jim Joseph Foundation and other
foundations and individual philanthropists, Hillel
expanded its Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative (CEI)
and Peer Network Engagement Internship (PNEI)
programs to nearly 50 campuses, recruiting and
training hundreds of previously uninvolved Jewish
students who leveraged their own social networks to
engage thousands of their uninvolved peers. Working
in conjunction with ten new Senior Jewish Educators,
students were able to explore their Jewish heritage.
Hillel was the leading provider of meaningful servicelearning experiences for Jewish students, enabling
them to engage in tikkun olam — repairing the world —
in settings from Los Angeles to Tampa, and maintaining
its multi-year commitment to rebuild hurricanedevastated communities in the Gulf of Mexico.
With philanthropic support from the Edgar M. Bronfman
Global Exchange Fund and others, Hillel brought
hundreds of students, including business and law
Hillel conferred its Founders Award on Ed
and Rose Berman (left) and its Renaissance
Award on Leonard and Tobee Kaplan for their
outstanding support for Hillel’s work. The
awards were presented by Hillel President
Wayne L. Firestone at an event at the home
of Charna Larkin in Delray Beach, Florida,
March 2009.
*Zichrono L’bracha, may his memory be a blessing
students from 10 different countries, on a leadership
mission to Israel. Dozens of Jewish students from
Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay joined
Hillel’s first pan-Latin America Alternative Break.
Hillel in Tblisi responded to the hostilities in Georgia
by providing a safe place for students to meet. Our
partnership with the American Jewish Joint Distribution
Committee and the Charles and Lynn Schusterman
Family Foundation enabled our work to thrive in
Russia, Ukraine and the other countries of the former
Soviet Union.
Recognizing that Hillel professionals function as
critical catalysts for Jewish life on campus, Nina and
Julian z”l Sandler, Hillel’s late chairman, established
the Julian Sandler Endowment for Executive Leadership
Development to support an array of training programs
for new Hillel directors. Led by Hillel International
Board of Governors member Diane Wohl, Hillel’s 85th
Anniversary Celebration enabled Hillel to revisit its
past, and to honor leader Dr Lynne B Harrison with our
85th Birthday Renaissance Award, as Hillel supporters
around the globe hosted birthday parties in their
homes.
Hillel’s partnership with the UJA-Federation of New
York has provided unprecedented levels of service
to students throughout the state and globally. The
National Federation/Agency Alliance of the United
Jewish Communities and federations across the
country continue to be critical partners for the Hillel
enterprise. Under the leadership of Development Chair
Stephen M. Greenberg, many new investors have joined
Hillel’s Renaissance Society, a group of individuals
who provide unrestricted gifts to help sustain the
organization. Growing numbers of individuals are
securing the Jewish future through a planned gift to
Hillel’s Heritage Society.
Hillel expresses its profound gratitude to the many
individuals who make our work possible. Hillel Israel Chairman Joseph Ciechanover
(left) and Hillel Founding Chairman
Edgar M. Bronfman confer with Israeli
university presidents in Jerusalem,
November 2008. Hillel International
Board of Governors Co-Chair Michael
Steinhardt (left) chats with Richard M.
Joel, Yeshiva University president and
former Hillel president, at an event
sponsored by The Samuel Bronfman
Foundation in May 2009.
Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life is grateful to the tens of thousands of individuals, philanthropic foundations, Jewish
Federations and other funding partners whose ongoing support sustains the entire Hillel enterprise. We are pleased to recognize
those who made significant contributions to Hillel’s Charles and Lynn Schusterman International Center during the past fiscal year
(July 1, 2008 to June 30, 2009) to enable Hillel to implement its vision that every Jewish student make an enduring commitment to
Jewish life.
_____________________________
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
_____________________________
HILLEL IS GRATEFUL FOR THE SUPPORT
OF ITS INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF
GOVERNORS, BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AND
OTHER PHILANTHROPISTS TO HILLEL’S
CHARLES AND LYNN SCHUSTERMAN
INTERNATIONAL CENTER, WHICH PROVIDES
LEADERSHIP, CONSULTATIVE RESOURCES,
PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE, AND STRATEGIC
INFUSIONS OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR
HILLEL’S GLOBAL NETWORK OF REGIONAL
CENTERS, CAMPUS HILLEL FOUNDATIONS,
PROGRAM CENTERS, AND AFFILIATES.
Edgar M. Bronfman
The Samuel Bronfman Foundation
National Federation/Agency Alliance of
United Jewish Communities
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family
Foundation
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ENRICHING LIVES,
INSPIRING COMMITMENT
_____________________________
IN THE PAST YEAR, HILLEL HAS
BENEFITED FROM GIFTS OF $25,000
OR MORE TO SUPPORT SPECIFIC AREAS
OF STUDENT LIFE, PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT, AND ORGANIZATIONAL
EXCELLENCE, ENABLING HILLEL TO
WORK MEANINGFULLY TOWARD
DELIVERING A STRONGER JEWISH
FUTURE.
n FOSTERING STUDENT GROWTH
THROUGH MEANINGFUL JEWISH
EXPERIENCES
Hillel is committed to doubling the number of Jewish students who are involved
in Jewish life and who have meaningful
Jewish experiences.
Student Peer Networks and Senior
Jewish Educators
Hillel’s national student networks, the
Campus Entrepreneurs Initiative (CEI)
and the Peer Network Engagement
Internship, harness the power of social
networking, viral marketing, and social
entrepreneurship to reach thousands of
uninvolved Jewish students on campuses
across North America. Leveraging the
power of immersive Jewish experiences
such as Taglit-Birthright Israel and
Alternative Breaks, these networks
have developed meaningful Jewish
relationships with 12,000 previously
uninvolved Jewish students. Hillel’s
Senior Jewish Educators initiative places
highly-trained Jewish educators to work
in tandem with CEI to offer in-depth
Jewish educational content to students
on campus.
Taglit-Birthright Israel Foundation
Crown Family Philanthropies
The Gottesman Fund
Lynne B Harrison
Jim Joseph Foundation
David and Inez Myers Foundation
The Thomas Spiegel Family Foundation
Bronfman Strategic Engagement Grants
The Samuel Bronfman Foundation
Joseph Meyerhoff Center for Jewish
Experience
Hillel’s Joseph Meyerhoff Center for
Jewish Experience infuses Jewish
education throughout the Hillel
enterprise, providing students, Hillel
professionals, and the campus community
with a variety of resources to promote
and encourage Jewish living and learning.
Hillel is grateful to the Meyerhoff Family
Charitable Funds for endowing
the Center’s activities.
Hillel’s SOREF Initiative for Emerging
Campuses
Hillel’s Soref Initiative enables students
and local college and university
communities to engage in Jewish life
on campuses with smaller Jewish
populations. The Soref Initiative provides
guidance, financial assistance, online
resources, and a communication network
for Jewish students, faculty advisors and
university professionals on hundreds of
campuses throughout North America.
Samuel and Helene Soref Foundation,
Benjamin F. Breslauer and Irma G.
Breslauer, Trustees
Joseph S. Steinberg
Internships
HILLEL’S COLLEGIATE LEADERSHIP
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
UJA-Federation of New York
THE KORET HILLEL STUDENT
INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
Koret Foundation
n TZEDEK-SOCIAL JUSTICE
Hillel is grateful to the philanthropists
who provided support for the Harry
and Jeanette Weinberg Tzedek Hillel
initiative, an international public service
effort dedicated to transforming life on
campus and in the community, framed
by the Jewish imperatives of tzedakah
(righteousness), gemilut chasadim
(acts of loving kindness), and tikkun
olam (repairing the world).
Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation
Conference On Jewish Material Claims
Against Germany
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family
Foundation
Alternative Breaks
Hillel is the leading provider of
Alternative Spring Break trips for
Jewish college students. In the past year,
Hillel has sent thousands of students on
both domestic and international servicelearning trips, where they have
volunteered in communities from Tel Aviv
to New Orleans to Montevideo. Hillel is
grateful to those whose generosity made
these quintessential expressions of tikkun
olam (repairing the world) possible.
Blooming Prairie Foundation
Renee B. Fisher Foundation, Inc.
Sol Goldman Charitable Trust
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family
Foundation
The Seinfeld Family Foundation
UJA-Federation of New York
n EMBRACING ISRAEL AND GLOBAL
JEWISH PEOPLEHOOD
Hillel is dedicated to ensuring that
Jewish students have the resources
needed to develop a strong love for and
understanding of the centrality of Israel
to the Jewish narrative, and to providing
students around the world with meaningful opportunities to interact with one
another, thereby strengthening our global
Jewish people.
International Student Missions and
Alternative Breaks
Hillel’s Student Leadership Missions
and Alternative Breaks bring together
hundreds of student activists each year
to hone their leadership skills, provide
volunteer service to communities in need,
and strengthen their bonds to Israel and
the Jewish people. This past year Hillel
brought business and law students from
10 different countries on a leadership
mission to Israel and conducted its
first-ever pan-Latin America Alternative
Break, bringing together students
from Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and
Uruguay to refurbish a school in a remote
Argentinean village.
Rene-Pierre Azria
Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation
The Edgar M. Bronfman Global Exchange
Fund
Sherry and Larry Kalish
MZ Foundation
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family
Foundation
UJA-Federation of New York
Joining together at the May 2009 85th Anniversary Event honoring Dr Lynne B
Harrison were Hillel International Board of Governors Co-Chair Lynn Schusterman
(left), Dr Harrison, Hillel Board of Directors Chair Beatrice S. Mandel, and Hillel
International Board of Governors and Board of Directors member Edith B. Everett.
General Assembly in Israel
In November 2008, over 250 Israeli
university students participated in the
United Jewish Communities General
Assembly in Israel. Hillel is grateful to
the philanthropists who provided this
opportunity to these future leaders of
our Jewish communities.
n HILLEL OVERSEAS
The Samuel Bronfman Foundation
Susan and Michael Gelman
Hillel in the Former Soviet Union
The Alvin and Fanny Blaustein Thalheimer
Foundation, Inc.
Joseph F. Farivar
Judy and Abel Friedman
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Chicago
David and Inez Myers Foundation
Julian z”l and Nina Sandler
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family
Foundation
Rosalie and Jim Shane
Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Foundation
Diane and Howard Wohl
Campus Israel Fellows
In partnership with the Jewish Agency for
Israel, the Campus Israel Fellows program
places young Israelis on strategically
selected college campuses across North
America, where they serve as effective
peer ambassadors who bring Israel to life
through innovative programs and personal
interactions with students on campus.
Taglit-Birthright Israel Foundation
Jane and Alan Cornell
Sue and Larry Hochberg
MASA Israel Journeys
Adam Milstein
MZ Foundation
Lester J. Rosenberg
United Jewish Communities
Israel at 60 Celebration Fund
Legacy Heritage Fund Limited
The Israel on Campus Coalition
The Israel on Campus Coalition is a
partnership of the Charles and Lynn
Schusterman Family Foundation and
Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish
Campus Life, in cooperation with a global
network of organizations committed to
promoting Israel education and advocacy
on campus.
Anonymous
AVI CHAI - A Philanthropic Foundation
Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund
Robert and Esther Heller
Jewish Funders Network
Klarman Family Foundation
Legacy Heritage Fund Limited
The Joseph & Harvey Meyerhoff Family
Charitable Funds
Mort Meyerson
Estate of Arthur Morgan
Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family
Foundation
GRINSPOON ISRAEL ADVOCACY INTERNS
The Harold Grinspoon Foundation
MZ Foundation
Hillel is pleased to recognize its partners
who made designated gifts in support
of Hillel’s efforts to provide meaningful
Jewish experiences to students in the
former Soviet Union, South America,
and Israel.
Hillels in Israel
Anonymous
The Russell Berrie Foundation
Elizabeth and Jim Breslauer
Sandy and Stephen K. Breslauer
Amy and Robert Bressman
The Samuel Bronfman Foundation
Abby Joseph Cohen and David Cohen
The Harold Grinspoon Foundation
Eleanor and Mort Lowenthal
Inge and Hal Marcus
The Joseph & Harvey Meyerhoff Family
Charitable Funds
Jan Pitcher
May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation
Julian z”l and Nina Sandler
Rosalie and Jim Shane
Alan B. Slifka Foundation
Samuel and Helene Soref Foundation
Jeffrey Tieman Trust
Diane and Howard Wohl
Yoreinu Foundation
Hillel in South America
Carlos Abadi
The Samuel Bronfman Foundation
Evelyn Douek
Marcel Eisenberg
Eduardo Elsztain
Lynne B Harrison
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Chicago
Clarisse and Jose Kremnitzer
Joshua Landes
Ilana and Roberto Lipsztein
Trisha and Frederic Margulies
Sharon and Daniel Roitman
Howard Rosenbloom
Julian z”l and Nina Sandler
Deborah and Marcelo Spector
Judy and Michael Steinhardt
Roberto P. Weisz
n PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT
Hillel employs over 800 professionals
worldwide who foster meaningful
interactions with tens of thousands of
Jewish students each year at a critical
time in their lives. Hillel is grateful to
those investors who have supported its
efforts to attract, train and retain the
most talented professionals to serve
as educators, community builders,
and entrepreneurial leaders in carrying
out Hillel’s mission.
The Bronfman Fellowship
Edgar M. Bronfman
The Berman Fellowship at the University
of Michigan
Mandell L. Berman
Next Level Coaching Initiative
The Picower Foundation
Summer Engagement Training Institute
The Gottesman Fund
Sue and Larry Hochberg
Abraham A. Mitchell Fund
Julian Sandler Endowment for
Executive Leadership Development
The Israel, Rose, Henry and Robert Wiener
Charitable Foundation
Hillel Board of Directors Co-Chair
Diane Wohl, Board of Directors member
Sandra Cahn and Feliks Frankel at an
event sponsored by The Samuel Bronfman
Foundation in May 2009.
n PURSUING ORGANIZATIONAL
EXCELLENCE AND INNOVATION
Hillel thanks its partners who have
made substantial investments to
enhance Hillel’s infrastructure and
promote organizational excellence
throughout the Hillel system, and on
specific campuses and regions, as
indicated below.
Campus Support
Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund
(Northern California)
The Marjorie M. and Irwin Nat Pincus Fund
(Cornell and Drew Universities,
Dickinson College and the University of
Pennsylvania)
Jewish Community Federations of
San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin &
Sonoma Counties
(Northern California)
Greater Miami Jewish Federation
Jewish Federation of Broward County
Jewish Federation of Palm Beach
Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach
(Florida)
UJA-Federation of New York
(New York Metropolitan Area)
The Capital Inspiration Challenge Grant
Anonymous
Hillel Board of Directors member Andrew
Sklover (left) with Board Secretary David
M. Cohen, May 2009.
____________________________
THE RENAISSANCE SOCIETY
________________________________
THE RENAISSANCE SOCIETY RECOGNIZES
PHILANTHROPISTS WHOSE COMMITMENT
TO HILLEL REPRESENTS THEIR LEADERSHIP ROLE IN FOSTERING A RENAISSANCE
OF JEWISH LIFE ON CAMPUSES AROUND
THE WORLD. MEMBERS OF THE RENAISSANCE SOCIETY PROVIDE VITAL ANNUAL
UNRESTRICTED SUPPORT TO ENABLE
HILLEL TO CARRY OUT ITS MISSION OF
ENRICHING THE LIVES OF JEWISH
STUDENTS SO THEY THAT THEY MAY
ENRICH THE WORLD. HILLEL IS PLEASED
TO RECOGNIZE GIFTS MADE DURING THE
2008 - 2009 ACADEMIC YEAR, AND
REGRETS ANY ERRORS OR OMISSIONS.
n CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
Each member of the Chairman’s Circle
made a commitment of $25,000 or more
to Hillel during the 2008-2009 academic
year.
Anonymous
Tom and Lanie Blumberg
Crown Family Philanthropies
Anita and William Heller
Jewish Community Federations of
San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin &
Sonoma Counties
Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
Tobee and Leonard Kaplan
Charna Larkin
Trisha and Frederic Margulies
Rosalie and Jim Shane
Paul E. Singer
UIA Federations Canada
n PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL
Each member of the President’s Council
made a commitment of $10,000 to
$24,999 to Hillel during the 2008-2009
academic year.
n LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
Each member of the Leadership Council
made a commitment of $5,000 to $9,999
to Hillel during the 2008-2009 academic
year.
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity
The Jeffrey A. Altman Foundation
Joan Beren
Amy and Robert Bressman
Sandra F. and Stewart Cahn
Congregation Emanu-El of the City of
New York
Joan Davis
Mirrel Davis Trust
Rebecca Davis Trust
Miriam and David Donoho
Tova and Barry Effron
Melvin Epstein
Rafael Feferman
Paula and Jerry Gottesman
Sandy and Stephen M. Greenberg
Louis and Barbara z”l Gross
Martin Gross
Debra Harrison and Mark Muller
Judith Harrison and Stephan Gross
Robert and Esther Heller
Douglas A. Hirsch
Sara Hurand and Elie Weiss
Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis
Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach
County
Sherry and Larry Kalish
Shelly and Michael Kassen
Ellie and Mark Lainer
Harry and Sadie Lasky Foundation
Lester and Judith Lieberman
Phyllis and Norman Lipsett Foundation
Eleanor and Mort Lowenthal
Marjorie and Edward Marlowe
Carol and Paul Miller
Sandra and Stephen Muss
Sharon and Chuck Newman
Linda Riefberg and Lee Perlman
Tina and Steve Price
Leslie and Russ Robinson
Sharon and Daniel Roitman
Eric F. Ross
Robin A. and Steven J. Rotter
Paul Sade
Mara and Ricky Sandler
Curtis Schenker
Jodi J. Schwartz and Steven F. Richman
Tracy and Evan Segal
Susan B. Stearns
Temple Sholom of West Essex
Sharon Margolin Ungerleider
United Jewish Federation of San Diego
County
Michael Weiss
Sandy and Tim Wuliger
Jane and Norman Alpert
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority
James and Sylvia Bassin
Sharon and David Butler
Ryna and Melvin S. Cohen
Philip H. Cohen and Susan Rudd Cohen
Alisa and Daniel Doctoroff
Nancy and Marc Duber
Lisa and Mitchell Eisen
Rosalyn and Irwin Engelman
Sheila and Milton Fine
Stephanie K. and Wayne L. Firestone
Feliks Frenkel
Darrell Friedman
Janie and Donald Friend
Lee M. Hendler
Gary Hirschberg
Dalia and Morton Jarashow
Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans
Jewish Federation of Nashville & Middle TN
B&R Knapp Foundation
Sheila and Bill Lambert
Daniel and Nina Libeskind
Barry Lowitz
Abe Maleh
Beatrice S. Mandel
Rob Medway
Karen and Neil Moss
Jan and Charles Nirenberg
Carolyn and Stephen Oppenheimer
Joe and Suzanne Orley
Andrew Rechtschaffer
Jeffrey Rosen
Judy and Jack Rosenberg
Joan and Jack Saltz
Lewis M. Schott
The Sherman Family Foundation
Bruce P. Sholk and Beth J. Kaplan
Sigma Alpha Mu Foundation
Ovadia R. Simha
Stephanie and Andy Sklover
Barry Sternlicht
Lewis E. Topper
United Jewish Council of Greater Toledo
Carol B. Wise
Linda and Louis Wolff
n RENAISSANCE FUND
Each member of the Renaissance Fund
made a commitment of $1,000 to $4,999
to Hillel during the 2008 - 2009 academic
year.
Anonymous
Richard Adelaar
Judy and Michael Adler
Ruth Albert
Stanford and Joan Alexander Foundation
Ike Alhadeff
Lucille and Daniel Amster
Lorraine and Jerome Aresty
Jeremy Bandler and Clare Goldwater
Ruth and Shelly Bausk
Diane Belfer
Barbara and Mark Bell
Gary Belsky
Linda and Roger E. Benjamin
Alfred Berg
Marjorie and Barry Berg
Helene and Ady Berger
Cindy and David Berger
Elaine M. Berke
Henrietta and Jerome Berko
Rose and Ed Berman
Carol and Gary Berman
Nancy Berman and Alan Bloch
Elayne Bernstein
Jay H. and Jill Bernstein
The Bialer Family Foundation
Moshe and Tammy Bilitzky
Birmingham Jewish Federation
Susan and George Birnbaum
Laurie Blitzer and Sam Levine
Camelia and J. Gerson Bloch
Caroline L. Bloomfield
Jeanette and Frederic Bogart
Martin and Barbara Bolnick
Elise and Gil Bonwitt
Ross, Wendy, Lisa and Amy Born
Debbie and Richard Born
Stephen Borrus
Nick Botta
David and Bonnie Brand
Lotte and Ludwig Bravmann
Frank and Nancy Brenner
Mike and Wendy Brenner
The Brodsky Foundation
Marian and Edward Bromberg
Jane and Scott Brown
Barbara and David Burstin
Sadie Jane Cahn
Roberta and William Campbell
Norman Cantor
Jane and Dennis Carlton
Joann and William Cassell
Champaign-Urbana Jewish Federation
Paul J. Cherner
Jack Chester Foundation
Harold Cho
Pamela and Michael Chozen
Larry J. Coben
Bernice and Albert B. Cohen Family
Charitable Trust
Claire J. Cohen
Irma Shaler Cohen
Luci Belnick and Jeffrey Cohen
Naomi z”l and Jesse Cohen
Robert Cohen
Debra and Steven Cohen
Helene and Tim Cohen
Tobias Cohen
Ruth and Robert Cohn
Barbara and Jerry Cook
Beth Cousens
Ronald L. Daniels
Sonia and Carlos de Haime
Sarah and Paul Densen Charitable
Foundation
Joshua Donfeld
Peter Dougherty
Frieda and Melvin Dow
Lee Dranikoff
Ruthann and Kenneth Eckstein
Gail and Robert Edelstein
Glenn Eichen
Hal Eis
Marilyn and Joseph Eisenberg
Judith and Alan Eisenman
Joseph Eisler
Karen Lehmann-Eisner and David Eisner
Martin Elias
Lois and Richard England
Maxine and Marty Epstein
Estate of Rose Englander
Ethan Falkove
Hinda and Eugene Farber
Florence and Joseph Feldman
Toby and Morris z”l Fell
Philip Feltman
Nancy and Maury Fertig
Fibus Family Foundation
Beth and Alex Finger
Sheila and Bruce Firestone
Ellen and Gary Fischer
Seymour Fleisher
Elizabeth Flisser
Fort Wayne Jewish Federation
Karin and Jonathan Fraade
Irving H. Franklin
Gerald Freedman
Allan H. Fried
Avi Friedman
Marvin and Cookie Friedman
Miriam Friend
Matthew S. Furman
Deborah and Aryeh Furst
Eva and Leo Gans
Lori and Lawrence Garon
Philip Garoon and Family
Eran Gasko
June Baumgardner Gelbart Foundation
Edmund A. Geller
Gary Cohn at the dedication of the Cohn
Jewish Student Center of Kent State
Hillel, September 2009. The Cohn
Center was named for Gary’s parents,
Victor and Ellen Cohn.
David A. Gemunder
Barbara Leslie Gerber and
Seymour Krasner
Gerson Family Foundation, Inc.
Muriel and Irving V. Gerstein
Judith Cohn Gilberg and David Gilberg
Lucille Gladstone
Karen and Henry Glanternik
Ruth and Jack Glantz Family Foundation
Sol Glasner
Steven and Melanie Glass
Joan Holland and Eli Glassman
Phil Glassman
Cary Glastein
Martin and Billie Gold
Aaron Goldberg
Ray and Ellen Goldberg
Shira and Rob Goldberg
Elizabeth Goldberg Charitable Foundation
Jay Goldman
Merle and Marshall Goldman
Jocelyn and Robert Goldman
Sandra and Paul Goldner
Alfred G. Goldstein
Neil and Joyce Goldstein
Lawrence J. Gonzer
Meryl and David Gordon
Nita Gordon Trust
Cassandra and Sheldon Gottlieb
Barnard J. Gottstein
Tamara Gottstein
Camille E. Granato
Holly and Michael Grebel
Andrew Green
Greensboro Jewish Federation
Toba and Earl Greinetz
Roslyn and Frank Grobman
Ostgrodd Foundation
Sheila Grossman Family Foundation
Jan and Andrew Groveman
Manfred Gruenspecht
Bruce and Marni Gutkin
Emalie and Arthur Gutterman
Elliot Handler
Jane and Paul Harris
Arnold Hartman
Paul B. Haskel
Rita Dee Hassenfeld
Ina and Lewis Heafitz
Florence Hecht
Gregory A. Hersch
Susan M. Heyman
Terry and Harvey Hieken
Paul Hilal
Hirsch Family Philanthropic Fund
Vera and Charles Hirsh
Sandra Hittman
C. Lorraine and Martin Hoffinger
Sarah and Leo Horowitz
Francine and Robert Immerman
Shelley D. and Jonathan G. Isaacson
Marina and Andrew Jacobson
Joan L. and Julius H. Jacobson II
Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
Jewish Federation of Collier County
Jewish Federation of Fort Worth &
Tarrant County
Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City
Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando
Jewish Federation of Greater Portland
Jewish Federation of Omaha
Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey
Esther and Richard M. Joel
Leon Jolson
Lynne Kaiser
The Kandell Fund
Edwin Kaplan
Jerome A. Kaplan and Deena L. Kaplan
Family Foundation
Gertrude and Elmer Kaplin
Joan Kasner
Judy and David Katz
David I. Katz
Lenore and Gary Katz
Jeffrey Kaufman
Victor Kaufman
Wilma and Howard Kaye
Karen and Bob Keats
Barbara Reed and Michael Kesler
Joan and George Kessel
R. Blake Kessler
Michael and Linda Keston
Pearl and Ralph Kier
At March 2009 event
in Delray Beach,
Florida were Ralph
and Pearl Kier (from
the left),Cookie
Friedman, Stan
Rassler and
Ellie Rassler.
Barbara A. Raimondo and
Dennis M. Kirschbaum
Angelica and Michael Klebanoff
Dolores and James Kleinman
Lori and Steven Klinghoffer
Alan J. Kluger and Amy Dean
Matt Knauer
Matthew Knopman
Evyan and Robert L. Koenig
Lisa and Victor Kohn
Jane and Howard Kramer
Marc B. Kramer
Leiba Krantzberg
Barbara and Michael Kurman
Ronald and Mary Ann Lachman Foundation
Marilyn and Arnold Lampert
Goldie Lang
Judith and Herschel Langenthal
William K. Langfan
Oscar Lasko
Lois Lautenberg
Michael Lebovitz
Larry Lehrner
Paula and Neal Lenarsky
Mark Levenfus
Gail and Barry Levin
Mildred and Abby Levine
Dolores and Hans Levy
Merrill Levy
The Lewart Family Charitable Trust
Pearl and Seymour Lewin
Alan and Joni Lichtin
Elaine and Jerry Lieberman
Alan Liebman
Limited Brands Foundation
Norman and Nancy Lipoff
Dorothy Lipson
The Litman Foundation
Alexander Lloyd
Aaron and Beth Long
Simon Lopata
Sondra and Max Lorig
Steve and Dedee Lovell
Pamela and Joseph G. Lubeck
Paula Lustbader
Madison Jewish Community Council
Richard and Rosmary Maikis
Daniel Mandelbaum
Bernice Manocherian
Lionel Margolick
Samuel M. Maslansky
Claire and Robert Mazer
Michael J. McClernon
Cynthia and Stan Merkin
Anthony E. Meyer Family Foundation
Stanley and Janet Meyers
Sam Michaels
Nathan B. Miller
Norman H. Miller
Norman Miller Family Foundation
William B. and Gail Miller
Maxine Miltenberger
Andrew Mitchell
Arlene Mitchell
Maida Mittman
Josh and Beth Mondry
Isaac Moradi
The Morris Family Foundation, Inc.
Sydney and Stanford Morris
Michele and David Morse
The Moskowitz Family Foundation
Fiona Mudge-Weisman
Maxine Myers
Nelco Foundation, Inc.
Rosalind and Sanford Neuman
Nurite Notarius-Rosin and Craig A. Rosin
Eve Coulson and Nelson Obus
Nancy and Morris Offit
Beverly Olender
Alissa and Abe Ossip
James A. Ostiller
Lazar M. Palnick
Heather and Joseph Paperman
Sanket Patel
Amy Perlin
Marian Perling
Arlene and Albert M. Perlstein
Nadine and Sidney Pertnoy
John Petry
David Pincus
Pincus Paul Charitable Trust
Anita A. Pinkus
Brian Potash
Stephen Pozez
Queens Village Jewish Center, Inc.
Alexander Rabinovich
Gene Rachmansky
Simon and Virginia Ramo
David Raphael
Joyce and Michael Rappeport
Louise Ratner
Helen Rauch
Yossi and Dana Raucher
The Morton and Beverly Rechler Family
Foundation
Norman and Syril Reitman
Howard and Barbara Rich
Rita and Fred Richman
Audrey Rieger
Marcia Riesman
Robert Gore Rifkind
Lois and Sidney Robbins
Elaine and Bernard Roberts
Donna and Andy Robins
Charlotte and Morris Robinson
Susan and Freddy Robinson
Natalie Robinson
Marian and David Rocker
Bert and Norton Rockler
Larry Rogers
Elliott C. Rosch
Michele M. and Stan Rosen
Jill and Michael A. Rosenbaum
Rudolph Rosenbaum
Lewis H. Rosenberg
Rebecca and Richard Rosenberg
Jon Rosenblatt
Peter Rosenblum
Betty and David Rosenstock
Charlotte and David Rosensweig
Lillian Rosenthal
Grace and Martin Rosman
Dan Rosskamm
Barbara and Robert Roswell
Stanley Roth
Lenore Ruben
Terry M. Rubenstein
Michael Rukin
Raina and Howard Ruskin
David Safir
Abraham Salaman
Barry Savits
Marty Scharf
Scott Schley
Arlene and Harold Schnitzer
Hillel President Wayne
L. Firestone meets
with students at the
dedication of
Milwaukee Hillel’s
Joseph and Vera
Zilber Hillel
Student Center,
August 2009.
Else and David Schnur
Sally and Barry Schwartz
Vicki Wheelock and Gerald Schwartz
Elaine and Jay Schwartz
Erica and Robert Schwartz
Mildred and Sherwood Schwartz
Ori Schwartzburg
Sharon and James Schwarz
Elinor Seevak
Vinit Sethi
Robert M. Shack
Barbara and Daniel Shapira
Virginia and Norton Sharpe
Stephen E. Shavitz
Susan and Scott Shay
Dganit and David Shefet
Mara and Robert Shlachter
Rose L. Shure
Herbert Siegel
Robert G. Siegel
Seth Siegel and Rachel Ringler
Barbara and Richard Silverman
Keith Singer
S. Fred Singer
Naomi and Abraham Sinnreich
Caryl and Robert Siskin
Alan B. Slifka Foundation
Marvin Slott
Elene and Herbert J. Solomon
Carita Sommer
Jerry and Emily Spiegel Family Foundation
Linda and Edward Spilka
Sharon Stein
Elissa and Jeffrey Steiner
Anne and David J. Steirman
Jacob Strumwasser
Alfred Sundel
Sun Trust Bank
Marilee and Sam Susi
Roselyne C. Swig
Sylvia and Jaime Sznajder
Patricia Tager
Scott I. Tashman
Henry and Marilyn Taub Foundation
Arielle Nathan Teitelbaum and
Aton U. Teitelbaum
David Tepperman
Suzanne and Herb Tobin
Rita and Sol Toscher Memorial Fund
Steven Towbin
Shirley and Morris Trachten
The Noman and Carol Traeger Foundation
Gabriel Trajtenberg
Rebecca Rona and Rick Tutle
Candy Uihlein
Alex Umansky
United Jewish Community of Broward
County
UJA and United Jewish Federation of
Johnstown PA
UJA Federation of Westport, Weston,
Wilton and Norwalk
Marc and Mindy Utay
The Wagner Family Foundation
John J. Walzer III
Andrew Mash Waranch
Bernice McNulty and Martin Warech
Seymour Waterman
Boaz Weinstein
Gail and Barry Weiss
The Selma Lee and Daniel Weiss
Charitable Fund
Jeremy H. Weisstub
Henny Wenkart
Westchester Reform Temple
Julie Wise Oreck and Marshall Oreck
Marian and Irving Wiseman
Geraldyne Witkin
Bonnie and Michael Witlin
Amy R. Wolf
Geraldine and Hubert Wolff
Rita and Harold Wolfson
Deborah and David Yaffe
Jonathan Yalmokas
Youngstown Area Jewish Federation
Judy and Mark Yudof
Shana and Louis Howard Yuster
Judith and Henry Zachs
Rony Zarom
The Rose & Isadore Zeman Foundation
Carole and Larry Zicklin
Ruth Ziegler
Mark A. Zilermann
Linda and Paul Zlotoff
Lois Zoller
E. L. Zucker Family Foundation
Ellen and Leonard Zuckerman
Hillel International Board of Governors
member Howard Rosenbloom chats with
Board of Directors member Karen Moss
at a Hillel 85th Anniversary
event, May 2009.
IN-KIND GIFTS
Hillel expresses its deep appreciation for
legal services to Hillel: The Foundation
for Jewish Campus Life.
David J. Butler, Esq. and the law firm of
Bingham McCutchen, LLP
Greg Homer, Partner, Drinker Biddle &
Reath LLP
Irwin P. Raij, Partner, Foley & Lardner LLP
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ENDOWMENT FUNDS
_____________________________
HILLEL IS FORTUNATE TO HAVE THE
FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF PHILANTHROPIC
VISIONARIES WHO HAVE ESTABLISHED
ENDOWMENTS OF $250,000 OR MORE
AT HILLEL’S CHARLES AND LYNN
SCHUSTERMAN INTERNATIONAL CENTER.
THESE DONORS ARE BUILDING A
STRONGER JEWISH FUTURE BY
GENEROUSLY PROVIDING HILLEL WITH
THE ABILITY TO INITIATE AND CONTINUE
BOLD AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS,
BOTH LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY.
The Ann Loeb Bronfman Fund
The Edgar M. Bronfman Endowment
The Jacob Burns Endowment in Ethics
Hillel’s Joseph Meyerhoff Center for
Jewish Experience
The Irving and Sarah Pitt Fund for
Student Leadership
The Julian Sandler Endowment for
Executive Leadership Development
The Estate of Sylvia S. Simmons
The Harry and Jeannette Weinberg
Tzedek Hillel Endowment
Alex Pascal, Board of Directors member
Amy Born and Wayne L. Firestone at
Hillel’s 85th Anniversary Birthday Party,
Washington, D.C., June 2009.
HERITAGE SOCIETY
Hillel recognizes the foresight of those
individuals who have provided for future
generations of Jewish college students
through their financial and estate plans,
including bequests, gift annuities,
charitable trusts, life insurance, and
retirement plan beneficiary designations
and other structured gift plans.
Anonymous
Kathryn Heaton Andrews
Hannah L. Aurbach
Linda and Joel Beren
Dorothy and Howard Berger
Rose and Ed Berman
Estelle Berman
Mandell L. Berman
Arline and David z”l Bittker
Henry Brass
Bert S. Brown
Anna Burton
Sandra F. and Stewart Cahn
Diane Castle
Pamela and Stanley Chais
Paul J. Cherner
Jeff Cohen
Philip H. Cohen and Susan Rudd Cohen
Carol and Michael Dean
Ellen R. Dunkin and Joseph Michaeli
Paul H. Einhorn
Laurel and Robert Eisner
Samuel Engler
Rafael Feferman
Ida Feryszka
Marian and Eugene I. Fischer
Jacob Fishkin
Eran Gasko
Muriel and Irving V. Gerstein
Herta Gertler
Marvin Glyder
Linda and Arnold Goldberg
Lillian and David Goldberg
Barbara and Mel Goldsmith
Matilda Goodman
Rudy R. Greene
David Handeli
Phyllis Handelsman
Viola Harris
Lynne B Harrison
Alice S. Honig
Eleanor and Aaron Ignal
Dalia and Morton Jarashow
Jeffrey E. Jarrett
Esther and Richard M. Joel
Tobee and Leonard Kaplan
Jeanne G. Kaskey
Evelyn M. Katz
Murray Koppelman
Wynne S. Korr and Donald Brieland
Dorothy and Sam z”l Kravetz
Harry Le Vine, Jr.
Judy and Bud Levin
Donald I. Levin
J. Nina Lieberman
Eugene Lipowitz
Harry Lowenstein
Fannie Milgram
Alfred A. Miller
Rose Mor
Karen and Neil Moss
Warren Bein Oberndoerfer
Julie Wise Oreck and Marshall Oreck
Bonnie Orkow
Louis Osofsky
Martin Patt
Marilyn Heiman Phillips
Marjorie R. Rozman
Sydell Rosen
David M. Roth
Michael Rukin
Julian z”l and Nina Sandler
Lila Schultz
Jean Sellinger
Bruce P. Sholk and Beth J. Kaplan
Herbert Silinsky
Elene and Herbert J. Solomon
Irving H. Steinberg
Bluma B. Stoller
Paul J. Sude
Brenda and Alexander Tanger
Leonard Tureff
Sharon Margolin Ungerleider
Jacqueline Wahl
Carol B. Wise
Diane and Howard Wohl
Edward Woll
Jerome I. Zaks
Marc Zwillinger
BEQUESTS
In the past year, Hillel received gifts of
$5,000 or more from the estates of the
following individuals. May their memories
be a blessing.
David G. Abraham
Rita Chipkin
Ezra Delson
Albert K. Farber
Herbert Kronish
Miriam Levy
Herbert Rosen
Otto Senz
Herbert Weiner
Ziporah Winer
Federation/Agency Alliance through its supporting federations
and United Jewish Communities. Created in 2007, the National
Federation/Agency Alliance is a partnership of 37 local
Jewish Federations that provides significant funding and support
to nine national Jewish agencies, including Hillel, under the
auspices of the United Jewish Communities.
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JEWISH FEDERATION SUPPORT
_______________________________________________________
Hillel is proud of its longstanding relationship with the
Federation movement locally and across North America.
The nine national agencies engage in critical work to build
capacity; they advance the agenda and complement the work
of the Federations and their local agencies in the United States
and internationally. Hillel’s Charles and Lynn Schusterman
International Center also receives contributions from individual
Federations, which are listed separately in this annual report in
the appropriate giving categories.
Hillel is grateful for the guidance and support of local
Federations for Hillels in their geographic areas. Those relationships are acknowledged in the annual reports of local Hillels.
At the North American level, Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish
Campus Life is a recipient of funds from the National
Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado
Columbus Jewish Federation
Combined Jewish Philanthropies of
Greater Boston
Greater Miami Jewish Federation
Jacksonville Jewish Federation
Jewish Community Federation of
Cleveland
Jewish Community Federation of
Louisville
Jewish Community Federation of San
Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin &
Sonoma Counties
Jewish Federation of Delaware
Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta
Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas
Jewish Federation of Greater Houston
Jewish Federation of Greater Long Beach
& West Orange County
Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles
Jewish Federation of Greater Orange
County (New York)
Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle
Jewish Federation of Greater Washington
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Chicago
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
Jewish Federation of Ocean County
Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County
Jewish Federation of Rhode Island
Jewish Federation of Southern Arizona
Jewish Federation of St. Louis
Memphis Jewish Federation
Milwaukee Jewish Federation
Minneapolis Jewish Federation
Sarasota-Manatee Jewish Federation
Springfield Jewish Federation (Illinois)
The Associated: Jewish Community
Federation of Baltimore
UJA Federation of Greenwich
UJA Federation of Northern New Jersey
UJA-Federation of New York
United Jewish Communities of MetroWest
United Jewish Federation of Northeastern
New York
United Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh
United Jewish Federation of Tidewater
Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life
Schusterman International Center, US, Canada, Israel, FSU and Latin America Hillels
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES 2008-09
Charles and Lynn Schusterman
International Center
Schusterman International Center
& local Hillels worldwide
INCOME
Contributions and Grants
Jewish Federations
Program Fees
Investment Income
Other Income
Total Income
20,076,417
1,796,605
5,922,517
392,617
164,923
28,353,079
51,279,658
17,196,605
10,892,000
2,378,737
3,414,923
85,161,923
EXPENDITURES
Operating Expenditures
Allocations & Grants to Local Hillels
Total Expenditures
19,996,570
8,640,280
28,636,850
78,582,227
8,640,280
87,222,507
EXCESS OR (DEFICIT) OF
REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES
(283,771)
(2,060,584)
* Note: The above figures are projected and unaudited. September 18, 2009
HILLEL: THE FOUNDATION FOR JEWISH CAMPUS LIFE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2009/2010
Officers
Executive Committee
BEATRICE S. MANDEL
Chair, Los Angeles, CA
AMY A. B. BRESSMAN
Vice-Chair, New York, NY
STEPHEN M. GREENBERG
Vice-Chair, New York, NY
LYNNE B HARRISON
Vice-Chair, MetroWest, NJ
ADAM KORNETSKY
Vice-Chair, Tufts University
CAROL SMOKLER
Vice-Chair, Boca Raton, FL
DIANE WOHL
Vice-Chair, Mill Neck, NY
JAMES SHANE
Treasurer, Boston, MA
BRUCE SHOLK
Assistant Treasurer, Baltimore, MD
DAVID M. COHEN
Secretary, New York, NY
WAYNE L. FIRESTONE
President, Washington, DC
EDGAR M. BRONFMAN
Ex-Officio, New York, NY
RANDALL KAPLAN
Ex-Officio, Greensboro, NC
LAURIE BLITZER, New York, NY
THOMAS BLUMBERG, New York, NY
SANDRA CAHN, New York, NY
PAUL CHERNER, Chicago, IL
PHILIP H. COHEN, Miami Beach, FL
MARCELO CYNOVICH, Montevideo, Uruguay
LEE DRANIKOFF, Short Hills, NJ
EDITH B. EVERETT, New York, NY
WILLIAM HELLER, Cleveland, OH
BARRY J. LEVIN, Philadelphia, PA
MORT LOWENTHAL, Stamford, CT
KAREN MOSS, Columbus, OH
DANA RAUCHER, New York, NY
ANDREW SKLOVER, White Plains, NY
JEFFREY SUMMIT, Tufts Hillel
CAROL B. WISE, New Orleans, LA
Past Chairs
JULIAN SANDLER, z”l
Immediate Past Chair, Dix Hills, NY
DAVID L BITTKER, z”l, Detroit, MI
RANDALL KAPLAN, Greensboro, NC
NEIL M. MOSS, Columbus, OH
CHUCK NEWMAN, Ann Arbor, MI
MICHAEL B. RUKIN, Boston, MA
www.hillel.org
Members
LAWRENCE S. BACOW, Boston, MA
SANDY BAKLOR, Palm Beach, FL
HARRY BAUMGARTEN, The George
Washington University
MICHELLE BLUMENBERG, University
of Arizona Hillel
ANDREW S. BORANS, Indianapolis, IN
AMY BORN, Washington, DC
PHILLIP BRODSKY, Boston, MA
EDWARD E. A. BROMBERG, Orlando, FL
MARSHALL BROOKS, Philadelphia, PA
DANIEL BURACK, Harrison, NY
JOSEPH CIECHANOVER, Tel Aviv, Israel
BRUCE COANE, Houston, TX
NANCY DUBER, Washington, DC
BARRY EFFRON, White Plains, NY
DAVID EINHORN, New York, NY
IRIS FEINBERG, Atlanta, GA
DANIEL FERMAN, York University
HANNAH FISHER-ARFER, Portland
State University
DAVID GEDZELMAN, New York, NY
JANE GELLMAN, Milwaukee, WI
CASSANDRA GOTTLIEB, Baltimore, MD
ALEX HALBERSTEIN, Aventura, FL
WALTER HARRISON, Hartford, CT
HILLEL’S INTERNATIONAL BOARD OF GOVERNORS 2009
GARY HIRSCHBERG, Chicago, IL
ARI ISRAEL, University of Maryland Hillel
SARAH BATYA JOSELOW, Harvard University
DEBORAH KALLICK, Los Angeles, CA
DAVID KARSENTI, Northwestern University
MICHAEL KASSEN, Westport, CT
LEIBA KRANTZBERG, Ottawa, ON
MARK LAINER, Los Angeles, CA
SCOTT LEFTON, Texas A&M University
DANIELLE LESHAW, Hillel at Ohio University
DAVID LEVY, Colgate University Jewish
Union
NORMAN LIPOFF, Miami, FL
FREDERICK MARGULIES, Glencoe, IL
EDWARD MARLOWE, Delray Beach, FL
ROBERT W. MATANKY, Chicago, IL
MARLA MEYERS, Hillel of Greater
Philadelphia
LARRY MONETA, Durham, NC
STEPHEN OPPENHEIMER, Atlanta, GA
JULIE WISE ORECK, New Orleans, LA
JOSEPH PAPERMAN, Montreal, QC
LEE PERLMAN, New York, NY
SIDNEY PERTNOY, Miami, FL
BRETTE PEYTON, New York, NY
SARAH RAPOPORT, Brown University
RUSS ROBINSON, Houston, TX
KEITH ROSENBLOOM, New York, NY
BARBARA ROSWELL, Baltimore, MD
LINDSEY RYB, Kent State University
NINA SANDLER, Dix Hills, NY
MORTON OWEN SCHAPIRO, Chicago, IL
ROBERT SHLACHTER, Portland, OR
JORDAN SILLS, San Francisco, CA
JENNA SILVERMAN, University of Maryland
ADAM SIMON, Washington, DC
EDGAR SNYDER, Pittsburgh, PA
ANDY STERNLIEB, New York, NY
BLUMA STOLLER, Boston, MA
SUSAN TURNBULL, Bethesda, MD
SHARON MARGOLIN UNGERLEIDER,
Eugene, OR
CAREY WOLCHOK, New York, NY
DAVID YAFFE, Washington, DC
JUDY YUDOF, Oakland, CA
LOUIS HOWARD YUSTER, Los Angeles, CA
LOIS ZOLLER, Chicago, IL
Hillel’s International Board of
Governors advocates for Jewish
campus life. The Board of Governors
provide counsel and advice to Hillel’s
Board of Directors, which has the
responsibility of overseeing Hillel’s
day-to-day operations. Each member
of the Board of Governors provides
leadership and a minimum of $50,000
in annual support to Hillel’s Charles
and Lynn Schusterman International
Center.
RANDALL KAPLAN
Chairman, Greensboro, NC
EDGAR M. BRONFMAN
Founding Chairman, New York, NY
LYNN SCHUSTERMAN
Founding Co-Chair, Tulsa, OK
MICHAEL STEINHARDT
Founding Co-Chair, New York, NY
CARLOS ABADI
Buenos Aires, Argentina
S. DANIEL ABRAHAM
Palm Beach, FL
WILLIAM A. ACKMAN
New York, NY
HARVEY BEKER
New York, NY
ROBERT M. BEREN
Palm Beach, FL
MANDELL L. BERMAN
Southfield, MI
ALEXANDER BLAVATNIK
New York, NY
ADAM BRONFMAN
Paradise Valley, AZ
CHARLES R. BRONFMAN
New York, NY
DANIEL A. BURACK
Harrison, NY
ABBY JOSEPH COHEN AND
DAVID M. COHEN
Hollis Hills, NY
DAVID EINHORN
New York, NY
EDUARDO S. ELSZTAIN
Buenos Aires, Argentina
EDITH B. EVERETT
New York, NY
ABEL FRIEDMAN
Chicago, IL
MICHAEL C. GELMAN
Washington, DC
ROBERT GOLDBERG
Cleveland, OH
JANE H. GOLDMAN
New York, NY
DAVID S. GOTTESMAN
New York, NY
MICHAEL GRANOFF
Tenafly, NJ
ROBIN GREENSPUN
Henderson, NV
HAROLD GRINSPOON AND
DIANE TRODERMAN
Longmeadow, MA
LYNNE B HARRISON
MetroWest, NJ
HOWARD JONAS
Riverdale, NY
JOSEPH KANFER
Akron, OH
EDWARD H. KAPLAN
Washington, DC
ELLIE MEYERHOFF KATZ
Fort Lauderdale, FL
ARLENE I. KAUFMAN
Palm Beach, FL
ROBERT KOGOD
Washington, DC
HARVEY M. KRUEGER
New York, NY
REUBEN LEIBOWITZ
New York, NY
JERRY LEVIN
New York, NY
GUSTAVE K. LIPMAN
New York, NY
HOWARD LORBER
New York, NY
PETER MAY
New York, NY
ABE MITCHELL
Mobile, AL
ABE POLLIN
Washington, DC
HOWARD ROSENBLOOM
Baltimore, MD
KEITH ROSENBLOOM
New York, NY
JULIAN z”l AND NINA SANDLER
Dix Hills, NY
STACY H. SCHUSTERMAN
Tulsa, OK
MARK R. SHENKMAN
Greenwich, CT
VICTORIA SIMMS
Beverly Hills, CA
CAROL SMOKLER
Boca Raton, FL
HELENE SPIEGEL
Beverly Hills, CA
DAVID TEPPER
Short Hills, NJ
ISAAC THAU
Vancouver, British Columbia
LESLIE H. WEXNER
New Albany, OH
MARK AND JANE WILF
Short Hills, NJ
GARY WINNICK
Beverly Hills, CA
DIANE WOHL
Mill Neck, NY
CAREY WOLCHOK
New York, NY
MORDEHAI WOSK
Vancouver, British Columbia