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2011/5771 Annual Report

The Power. of Partnership

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Jewish Family Service of Colorado

Founded in 1872, Jewish Family Service of Colorado (JFS) is a nonsectarian, nonprofit human services agency serving metro Denver and Boulder, helping seniors age in place, providing mental health counseling to individuals and families in distress, offering training and placement services to those with barriers to employment, and providing crisis intervention and food to people in need. Every year, JFS benefits more than 21,000 people of all ages, faiths, and incomes.

Mission

To restore well-being to the vulnerable throughout the greater Denver community by delivering services based on Jewish values.

Values

Jewish Family Service of Colorado is guided by these Jewish values:

• He who saves one life, saves the entire world. Pikuach Nefesh

• The obligation to make the world a better place. Tikkun Olam

• Social justice, the obligation to act justly toward people in need. Tzedakah

• Acts of loving kindness. G’mut Hassadim

• Every human being is equal in the eyes of G-d. Tselem Elohim

Staff: 171

2011 Volunteers: 629

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Dear Friends,

Every day, the staff and volunteers of Jewish Family Service (JFS) see the faces of children, adults, and seniors who come through our doors for assistance. We know their names, their stories, and how we improve their lives. In 2011, we helped more than 21,000 people, but there are countless others—thousands of additional faces—we don’t see and who are better off because of our work.

When the clients we serve experience the power of human kindness, they frequently go on to help others in the future. It might be sharing a lesson learned, helping a friend through hardship, or giving a meal to someone in need. We call it the chain reaction of good. We know that the entire JFS family—our staff, board, volunteers, donors, clients, and friends—are part of this amazing force of good that can transform lives and yes, even change the world.

We don’t work alone and couldn’t be successful if we did. Providing human services requires collaboration with others. Our impact is immeasurably strengthened by the many partner organizations that walk side by side with us and share our mission. Working with other organizations allows us to provide stronger services and reach more people. In our 2011 Annual Report, we’ve highlighted these partnerships to demonstrate their ability to create meaningful change in our community. By working together and bringing our respective strengths to bear, we are transforming lives.

Some partnerships go back decades, such as our long-term relationships with Allied Jewish Federation of Colorado and Mile High United Way. Others are newly formed and are bringing new and innovative solutions to our work. Our partnership with the Denver/Boulder Better Business Bureau is moving people with employment challenges from welfare to work. We are partnering with communities like the City of Edgewater to bring community and purpose to the lives of its senior citizens. And we’re partnering with faith-based organizations like the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to provide volunteer support to its mission to feed the hungry and put food in the Weinberg Food Pantry.

We thank you for your ongoing and loyal support of Jewish Family Service. You are an important link in the chain reaction of good that allows JFS to fulfill its mission of service to our community.

B’shalom,

Yana Vishnitsky President and CEO

Steve Kris2011 Board Chair

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Thank You! TO ALL OF OUR COMMUnITY PARTnERS WHO HELPEd MAkE

ThankDISABILITY AND EMPLOYMENT SERVICESAish Denver • Allied Jewish Federation • ARCs of Denver, Jefferson, Adams, and Arapahoe Counties • Bayaud Enterprises, Inc. • B’nai Brith Youth Organization • Senator Michael Bennet’s Office • Catholic Charities • Center for Work Education and Employment (CWEE) • Colorado Nonprofit Association • Community Living Alternatives, Inc. • Community Support Services, Inc. • Denver Chamber of Commerce • Denver Department of Human Services • Denver Employment Alliance • Denver Options, Inc. • Denver Workforce Centers • Developmental Disabilities Resource Center • Developmental Pathways • Ecumenical Services • Emily Griffith Opportunity School • Senator Joyce Foster • Hillel of Colorado • HUMANA Healthcare • Imagine! • International Association of Jewish Vocational Services • Jefferson County Department of Human Services • Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) • Job Start • Keshet of the Rockies • Mayor’s Office of Economic Development, Division of Workforce Development • Senator Linda Newell • North Metro Community Services • Project Wise • Purchasing Partners of America • Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center • RTD/Access-a-Ride • SCORE Denver • Shwayder Camp • State of Colorado Division of Developmental Disabilities • State of Colorado Division of Vocational Rehabilitation • Support, Inc. • West Metro Chamber of Commerce

FAMILY SAFETY NET9Cares Colorado Shares • Aish Denver • Albertson’s • Allied Jewish Federation • Argosy University • Babies Now • Beth Evergreen • B’nai Chaim • B’nai Havurah • Calvary Baptist Church of Denver • Catholic Charities • CHOICES • The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints • Colorado Coalition for the Homeless • Colorado Rockies • Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) • Congregation Rodef Shalom • Cooking Matters • Denver Department of Human Services • Denver Public Schools • Denver Rescue Mission • Denver Urban Ministries • Denver’s Road Home • Dish Network • Eastside Kosher Deli • Ekar Farm • Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP) • Energy Outreach Colorado • Food Bank of the Rockies • Food Works Colorado • Graland Country Day School • Grand Hyatt Denver • Hazon • Hebrew Educational Alliance • Heebonism • Holland & Hart • Hunger Free Colorado • Johnson & Wales University • King Soopers (Hampden and Reclamation) • Lockheed Martin Operation Santa Claus • Metro Denver Homeless Initiative • Mile High United Way • Pizza Hut (S. Quebec) • Rose Women’s Organization • Rudi’s Organic Bakery • Safeway (S. Havana) • Senior Assistance Center • South Denver Fencing Academy • Sunflower Market (Colorado Blvd.) • Temple Emanuel • Temple Micah • Temple Sinai • The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) • USO • Walmart • Westin Tabor Center • Whole Foods (Tamarac and Cherry Creek)

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OUR IMPORTAnT WORk POSSIBLE.

You!JFS COUNSELING CENTERApogee Retail, LLC • Aurora Public Schools • Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. • Colorado Access • Colorado Africa Organization • Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment • Colorado Refugee Service Program • Colorado Victims Assistance Denver • Conflict Center • Denver Public Schools • Denver Scholarship Foundation • Ecumenical Refugee and Immigration Services • Hospice of Metro Denver • Lutheran Family Services • Mental Health Center of Denver • Morgan County School District Re-3 • Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center • Rocky Mountain Rabbinic Council • University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus • University of Denver • Weld County School District 6

JFS SENIOR SOLUTIONSAllied Jewish Federation • Allied Jewish Senior Housing • Boomers Leading Change • Brothers Redevelopment Inc. • Catholic Charities • City of Edgewater • Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) • Denver Regional Mobility and Access Council (DRMAC) • Dominican Sisters Home Health Agency • GLBT Community Center • Jefferson County • Kaiser Foundation Research Institute • Lutheran Family Services • Mile High United Way • Red Rocks Community College • Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center • Senior Resource Center • Seniors! Inc. • Shalom Cares • St. Anthony’s Passport Program • Volunteers of America

NEW AMERICAN SUPPORT SERVICESAfrican Community Center • Allied Jewish Senior Housing • Alois May Library • Colorado Center on Law and Policy • Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing • Colorado Department of Human Services • Colorado Legal Services • Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade • Colorado Refugee Services Program • Ecumenical Refugee and Immigration Service • Emily Griffith Opportunity School • Hebrew Immigration Aid Society • Immigration and Naturalization Services • Lutheran Refugee Services of Colorado • New American School • Refugee Health Program of Colorado • Robert E. Loup Jewish Community Center • Senior Answers and Services • Shalom Cares • Social Security Administration • Spring Institute

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JFS at the JCC“Our partnership with JFS helps us provide rich social, recreational, educational, and health programming to our residents and other seniors at the JCC. We provide transportation that allows older adults to participate in day trips to visit museums, attend concerts and films, and see the mountains. Several agencies are working together to enrich the quality of life for our seniors and it’s made a big difference. We have really enjoyed being part of this collaborative project.”

—Michael Klein, Executive Director, Allied Jewish Apartments

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JFS at the JCC“JFS at the JCC is a social thing for me. We have lunch, play some cards, and enjoy each other’s company. The people are great. We’re on the same wave length and have the same wants and needs.

I really enjoy the driving trips. We recently went up to Estes Park to see the trees turn and had another trip to Georgetown to take the narrow-gauge train, which I have never done. The staff helps us with all kinds of issues, like healthcare, housing, and finances. It’s great to have that support.”

—Jack Fischer, 65, JFS at the JCC participant

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JFS Senior Solutions“Jewish Family Service came to us and asked how they could help make things better for our seniors. We developed a partnership that is unique and special for Edgewater and it has helped revitalize our adult and senior populations to be more active in the community, healthier, and engaged. Together, we have been able to get our adults and seniors involved in field trips, workshops, the walking club, and other activities. A lot of it is social and we all know if you’re happy socially, you’re happy in other aspects of your life.”

—Bonnie McNulty, Mayor of the City of Edgewater

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JFS Senior Solutions“I’m legally blind and have some hearing loss. I’m trying to stay independent and in my apartment for as long as I can. It’s wonderful to have the support of JFS and city programs and all they do for me. Once a week I go to the wellness clinic to have my blood pressure and weight checked. I go to the educational workshops. And, every other week, I have a housekeeper come who runs to the grocery store for me and helps me with things I can’t see. Once a month, I get a food basket with frozen meals, fresh fruit, and vegetables. It makes my life much easier and enjoyable. These programs have helped the whole building get more involved and sociable. It’s really brightened the atmosphere.”

—Betty Nethaway, 90, Resident at

Edgewater Plaza Apartments

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“The Better Business Bureau is a neutral third-party organization that is striving to be the leader in supporting marketplace trust. We partner with Jewish Family Service by providing internships to recipients of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. It’s a great way to contribute to the community while giving people valuable work skills and business knowledge. We benefit because our interns do valuable work around the office and sometimes interns like Heidi are hired on as employees. Helping to develop future business leaders and owners is part of our mission.”

—Kevin Rooty, Intern Coordinator and Investigations Consultant, Denver/Boulder Better Business Bureau

Disability and Employment Services

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“I am 22 and a single mom of two girls. I am receiving TANF assistance and going to Community College of Denver full-time as a business major. When I signed up for TANF, they connected me with SHALOM Denver, which helped me get an internship at the Better Business Bureau. It was a great experience and taught me how to be a problem solver and gave me some excellent work skills. A few months later, I was hired part-time at BBB. It’s a challenge and I like being challenged.”

—Heidi Pittaway, 22, Assistant to the Vice President of Operations, Denver/Boulder Better Business Bureau

Disability and Employment Services

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“Jewish Family Service and the Mile High United Way share deep historical roots as community partners epitomizing what it means to Live United. We recently partnered with JFS to provide support services to senior residents at Broadway Junction. JFS has an extremely qualified and professional staff, committed volunteers, and passionate supporters who have a deep understanding of the needs in our community, and the ability to provide essential services to meet those needs. We are very proud to be a JFS partner on this and many other programs.”

—Christine Benero, President and CEO, Mile High United Way

Family Safety Net Services

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“Broadway Junction is home to a population of people who face multiple challenges. Before Jewish Family Service came here, there was no support for residents struggling to stay self-sufficient. Through a community outreach program, JFS sent us a case manager, who was tremendously helpful in building a sense of community here. She helped us manage stressful relationships and situations, offering resources and referrals. JFS helped me pay my medical and utility bills when I suffered a serious financial loss. Our case manager was caring and kind—she brought people so much hope.”

—Kathleen Cole, 71, resident of Broadway Junction

Family Safety Net Services

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“Teller Elementary is a growing school in Denver’s Congress Park area. This is our third year partnering with Jewish Family Service to enhance our mental health services. A JFS intern comes to our school two days a week and, working closely with our psychologist, has helped to create small groups of students who work through challenges, such as anger management, anxiety, and friendship skills. The students meet once a week with the intern to practice skills and strategies. The partnership has allowed us to provide more attention to the whole child—the academic, social, and emotional. We’re very fortunate to work with JFS to provide a valuable service to our kids.”

—Jennifer Barton, Principal, Teller Elementary School

JFS Counseling Center

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“I interned at Teller Elementary during the 2009–2010 school year while I was getting my master’s in clinical counseling. It was through JFS’s KidSuccess program that I got my first experience in a school setting. I worked with students as young as four and as old as 11. It was rewarding to see children make some changes and grow toward a healthier lifestyle and learn ways to deal with their struggles. In a matter of weeks, teachers reported noticeable improvements with the children. It’s been a very rewarding experience that solidified my desire to work with children.”

—Bethany Adams, 25, Children’s Counselor in Englewood

JFS Counseling Center

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Volunteer Services“The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints operates a full-scale cannery that provides canned foods for our Church Welfare Program and also for those poor and needy in our community. Volunteers from Jewish Family Service come here several times a year to can food for the Weinberg Food Pantry. Over the years, they’ve canned peaches, pears, pinto beans, tomato sauce, apple sauce, carrots, and strawberry jam. Our church values self-reliance on the part of individuals and families, but we also feel an obligation to help our brothers and sisters in need. Together, we’re able to benefit those who are struggling and those who want to help themselves.”

—Richard Clark, Cannery Manager, Aurora Cannery, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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Volunteer Services“I’m Jewish and in my family, whenever we get together for special occasions, it always revolves around food. I have many fond memories of being with family and sharing meals. It bothers me when people don’t have enough to eat, so I often donate money and food to the JFS Weinberg Food Pantry. Earlier this year, I started volunteering with other people from JFS at the LDS cannery. I’ve canned pears, peaches, and beans. It’s an extremely efficient operation and the time goes by really fast. It’s a terrific partnership. If more religions worked together, we would have fewer problems in the world.”

—Alisa Bourne, 38, JFS volunteer, Denver

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Statement of Financial PositionAs of June 30, 2011(With Summarized Comparative Totals for 2010)

AssetsCash and cash equivalents $ 1,630,534 $ 1,395,410Accounts receivable, net of allowance for doubtful accounts of $14,263 and $10,531, respectively 658,824 788,898Other receivables 59,398 96,764Contributions receivable 1,152,401 511,836Prepaid expenses and other 60,222 65,461 Investments 4,306,386 3,592,675Beneficial interest in assets held by Rose Foundation Endowment Fund 334,661 300,199Beneficial interest in assets held by Community First Foundation Endowment Fund 411,803 367,562Beneficial interest in assets held by Pacific Life insurance policy 48,767 45,303Assets held under deferred compensation plan 530,671 458,432Property and equipment, net 3,675,868 3,822,721

Total assets $ 12,869,535 $ 11,445,261

Liabilities and Net AssetsAccounts payable and accrued expenses $ 988,104 $ 1,131,232deferred revenue 4,816 50,662notes payable 31,801 29,721

Total liabilities 1,024,721 1,211,615

net assets:Unrestricted: Undesignated 100,000 100,000 Board designated property and equipment 4,502,953 4,454,079 Board designated programs 84,978 72,426 Board designated other 1,484,639 856,269 Total unrestricted 6,172,570 5,482,774

Temporarily restricted 3,725,621 2,891,667Permanently restricted: donor restricted permanent endowments 1,151,392 1,146,141 Rose Foundation Endowment Fund 334,661 300,199 Community First Foundation Endowment Fund 411,803 367,562 Eric and Ellen Pollock Family Endowment Fund 48,767 45,303 Total permanently restricted net assets 1,946,623 1,859,205 Total net assets 11,844,814 10,233,646

Total liabilities and net assets $ 12,869,535 $ 11,445,261

2011 2010

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20%

Statement of Activities

Operating..Permanent

EndowmentDesignated for Future Periods Total

Foundations & Grants $ 146,712 $1,678,368 $1,825,080 Government 2,974,634 2,974,634 Allied Jewish Federation 259,000 262,000 521,000 Mile High United Way 160,000 160,000 Program Fees 1,140,324 7,000 1,147,324 Contributions 1,309,013 5,399 810,530 2,124,942 In-kind Contributions 622,546 622,546 Contract Sales 249,146 249,146 Investment Earnings 680,428 82,019 131,305 893,752 Other Income 32,489 32,489 Released Restrictions—Contributions 878,864 (878,864) Released Restrictions—Foundations & Grants 1,226,805 (1,226,805) Released Restrictions—Investment/Other Earnings 109,580 (109,580) Total Revenue 9,629,541 87,418 833,954 10,550,913

Mental Health Services 1,418,333 1,418,333 Senior Solutions 1,702,860 1,702,860 Volunteer Services 72,465 72,465 new American Support Services 158,772 158,772 Family Safety net 1,344,934 1,344,934 Boulder 81,789 81,789 Chaplaincy & Spiritual Healing 68,494 68,494 disability & Employment Services 2,331,597 2,331,597 Management & General 831,079 831,079 Fundraising 929,422 929,422 Total Expenses $8,939,745 $8,939,745 Increase in Net Assets $ 689,796 $ 87,418 $ 833,954 $1,611,168 Significant Components of Net Increase in Net Assets: Investment Earnings (recovery of prior years’ losses) 680,428 82,019 131,305 893,752 Other Increase in Funds designated for future periods 702,649 702,649 Other net Increases 9,368 5,399 14,767 Increase in Net Assets $ 689,796 $ 87,418 $ 833,954 $1,611,168

Public Support and Revenue

Expenses

Foundations & Grants

Government

Allied Jewish Federation

Mile High United Way

Program Fees

Contributions

In-Kind Contributions

Contract Sales

Investment Earnings

Other Income

Mental Health Services

Senior Solutions

Volunteer Services

New American Support Services

Family Safety Net

Boulder

Chaplaincy & Spiritual Healing

Disability & Employment Services

Management & General

Fundraising

9%0%

2%

6%

17%

28%

5%2%11%

16%

19%

1%

2%

15%1%1%

26%

9%

10%

FY11 Revenue by Source FY11 Expenses by Program

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$11,000

$9,000

$7,000

$5,000

$3,000

$1,000

($1,000)

Capital Contributions, United Way & Other Income

Investment Earning/(Losses)

Contract Sales

In-Kind Contributions

Contributions

Program Fees

Allied Jewish Federation

Government

Foundations & Grants

Operating Revenue By Source*—$000’sGrowth from FY07 to FY11: 25%

FY07 FY08 FY10FY09 FY11

*Based on External Financial Statements

Note: Not adjusted for inflation.

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DonorsThank you for supporting our important mission with your financial or in-kind contributions that have enabled us to care for those in need in our community from July 1, 2010, through June 30, 2011. Please accept our apologies for any omissions or errors.

Family Benefactor $250,000–$999,999Allied Jewish Federation of ColoradoColorado Refugee Services ProgramMayor’s Office of Economic developmentThe Jay & Rose Phillips Family Foundation

Family Protector $100,000–$249,999The Anschutz FoundationCity & County of DenverConference of Jewish Material Claims Against Germany

Daniels FundAndrea and Cintra PollackRose Community FoundationJoyce Zeff

Family Pacesetter $50,000–$99,999Max and Elaine Appeldenver Regional Council of GovernmentsEdward & Marion Gordon Charitable FundMile High United WayThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation

Family Ambassador $25,000–$49,999Jack and Florence Berlin FoundationBrownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLPnorman and Sunny BrownsteinCaring for Colorado FoundationColorado Coalition for the HomelessEmergency Food & Shelter BoardCharlie Gwirtsman and dr. nancy ReichmankRG Capital PartnersSteven and Elizabeth KrisMorse Family FoundationRose Medical CenterRyan White FundingSeason to Share, denver Post Charities

Family Founder $10,000–$24,999diana AndersonHarold Berenson and Laura AckermanEstate of William BrombergThe Chotin FoundationThe Colorado Health FoundationComprecare Foundation, Inc.The Crown FamilyThe Denver Foundationdreiseszun Family Foundation–Helene and Marshall Abrahams

Energy Outreach ColoradoTerry Fenner and dawn RichardLynda GoldsteinMark and Michelle HellersteinHogan LovellsIn Jesus’ name! FundIsrael Charitable Foundation, Inc.Lisa Levin AppelEstate of Ernest MadisonCaz MatthewsMazon: A Jewish Response to HungerMBH EnterprisesMorevents–Gareth Heyman and Betsy Mordecai Heyman

The William B. O’Rourke FoundationEric and Ellen PollockReel Family FoundationStanton and Jane E. RosenbaumLewis SapiroJack & Helen Shapiro Charitable FundStikeman ElliotHenry and Joan StraussStrear Family FoundationMark and Robyn TsesarskyPhil and Elle Winn

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Family Patron $5,000–$9,999David BerlinBoulder Jewish Community Foundation

Howard and Melissa BrillBroadway Cares/Equity Fights AIdS, Inc.

Tim and Libby Brown Foundation

Community Banks of Colorado

Ernst & Young LLPHarry and Bridget FelberFirst Western Trust BankRabbi Steven and Joyce Foster

Freeman Family Foundation

David and Michelle Friedman

ken and Rebecca GartSam and nancy GaryGay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center of Colorado

Will and Sheri GoldWalter GoldbergPeggy GoldmanGreen Manning & Bunch, Ltd.

Chuck and Anne GrossJack and Celeste GrynbergHIAS, Inc.The Hill FoundationJeff and Sandy JohnsonKing Consulting Corporation

Bill LandmanChris LaneGary and Connie LevineHoward and Susan LichtThe Marcus FoundationTimothy and Bernadette Marquez Foundation

david and Laura MerageOak Tree FoundationOreg FoundationOtten Johnson, Robinson neff & Ragonetti

Partners in Pediatrics, P.C.

The Piton Investment Fund

Robert PoorvuRose Youth Foundation

Marty and Melissa Rosenbaum

Square Two FinancialSyntrinsic Investment Counsel, LLC

Jane TannenbaumKen and Debra TuchmanTYCOU.S. BankIrma & Walter Vasen Foundation

Venoco, Inc.Melvin & Elaine Wolf Foundation

Gary and Teresa Yourtz

Friend of the Family $2,500–$4,999Rob and Sam Baumgarten

Berenbaum Family Foundation

Mandell L. and Madeleine H. Berman Foundations

Bow River Capital Partners

Brookdale Senior LivingCary and Stacey Chapman

Colorado State Bank & Trust

Cravitz FamilyBarry and Gay Curtiss-Lusher

david and Vicki danskyRandy and Rebecca davisDependable CleanersFeldman Mortuary, Inc.Michael FriezeThe Gart Companies, Inc.Martin C. Gross Family Foundation

Peter HarnischMarty and Marie HerzogJames and Joy HoffmanThe Humphreys Foundation

Leland HuttnerJ. P. Morgan ChaseRobert kaufmann and Jennifer Gilbert-Kaufmann

Donna KornfeldkPMG, LLPKrogerBuzz and Shelley KrovitzHarold and Marilyn Lande

Walter E. Lipe TrustAlan and Peggy MayerMdC/Richmond American Homes Foundation

Mile High Honda, Acura, Mitsubishi

Janet MordecaiMurray Motor ImportsMichael Opatowski and Ruth Malman

Jordon and Essie Perlmutter

Pluss Family FoundationJulius and Rose PlussPrina/Mobell Fund, a donor advised fund of The Denver Foundation

Lawrence Reiff and Sandra Horowitz-Reiff

Richard and Michele Right

ken and Judy RobinsRoots and Branches Foundation

Rose Women’s Organization–donor Advised Fund

Meyer and Geri Saltzmandr. & Mrs. Richard and Jo Sanders

Chet and Louise SchwartzSeff Group, P.C.Shalom CaresSilverstein & Pomerantz, LLP

Sisterhood of Congregation Emanuel

The Sports and Entertainment Company LLC

Jorge and Francine Topelson

Harry W. Vicksman and Louis L. Vicksman Trust

Ken and Tamara WeilWells Fargo Private Bank

Family Supporter $1,000–$2,499Adam and katie AgronMichael AltenbergAmerican Financing Corporation

AnonymousDouglas and Margaret Antonoff

Mr. and Mrs. david AppelArgonaut Wine & Liquor Store

david and Anna AsarchMichael AsarchAtlantic Trust Private Wealth Management

Lawrence and Marilyn Atler

Larry and Margaret Ballonoff

Brian and Elise BarishAndrew and Cindra Barnard

Dan and Carla BartellJon and Susan BernhardtBig 5 Asset ManagementGeorge BlankSam S. Bloom Foundation

Alan and Gayle BoxerMarc and Claudia Braunstein

Callae BrownsteinLawrence Bub and Erin Yourtz

Rick and Sheila Bugdanowitz

Stephanie BullerChurch World ServiceHarvey and Judith CohenThe Colorado TrustComfort and HonorCarol CornJay CoughlonCuvee VenturesRichard and Andra Davidson

Sidney and Bryna Edwards

Ekar FarmStephen and Melissa Elken

End Time Christian Center

Vern and Lisa EngbarErickson MonumentsEXdO Management, LLCKen and Sheryl FeilerMichael and Debbie Feiner

Stewart and Susan FisherBrian and Cathy Fleischmann

Arnold and Patricia Fridland

Sheldon and Ellen Friedman

Elaine S. Gampel and Alan Tedeschi

Marvin and nancy Gartnoel and Leslie GinsburgMark and dit GoldbergStephen GoldenDouglas and Cedra Goldman

Stephen and natalie Goldman

Richard C. Goldstein Private Foundation

Jon and Sheryl GoodmanPeter and Gabriela Gottlieb

Gary GrayHoward and Hyla Greinetz

Eric J. and Susie Grossman

Miriam GrynbergRachel Grynberg and Rick Shepis

Steve and Lindsey Gutterman

nancy Harrisondebra and Leonard HerzAnn HinkinsHumana MarketPOInT Colorado

dan and Angela Japha Family Charitable Fund

Jewish Community Foundation

The Karnell FoundationHarvey and Carol karshdavid and nancy Kaufman

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Member of the Family $250-$999

18 Pomegranates, Inc.John and Cindy Abramson

Adam’s CampScott and Alice AlbanMark and Claire AlpertPhillip AltermanRichard and Susi Altmandaniel and Joy AndersonAnonymousJanice AppelbaumJay ArbetterRichard and Elaine Asarch

Jennifer Atler FischerRichard and norma AuerHerman and Janet Axelrod

James and Andrea BaerBain Family FoundationRick Ball and Joan WinnEd and Marlin BaradLarry and Lynn BassBrad BaumgartnerCarolyn W. and Charles T. Beaird Family Foundation

Bruce and Jennifer Bendell

Jerry and Kathy Berenstein

Donald BergalRobert BergerMark and nanette Bergman

Gary and Margaret BirMichael and Audrey Bloom

Gary and Marsha BlumHoward and Carol Boigon

Irvin and Sarah Borenstein

I. David and Meryl Bornstein

Libby BortzAlisa BourneMichael and Francene Boxer

Bradley International School

Beryl Brasch

Deborah BronsteinBrooks InternationalMark and Rachel BrownMark and Ruth BrownRichard and Patti BrownBo BrownsteinShannon BurkeDavid CarpenterCynthia ChapmanJay H. and Barbara Chapman

Michael and Irma Chesnut

Bishop Isaiah Chronopoulos

Citywide BanksSteven ClarkAllan CohenJoel and Goldie CohenMichael CohenBarbara ColeCommunity First Foundation

Convergys CorporationShell and Lisa CookJackie and Marvin CooperGeorge CowenThe Winters Creasey Family

Tom DameronJoe and Barbara Davidman

denver AcademyThe denver HospiceMelvin and Diane DinnerdIRECTV Matching Gift Center

Stanton DodgeJanis Dodsonkelly dunkinCharles and nancy EisenSteven Ellis and Cathy Summer

Daniel EpelHoward and Leslie FarkasHyla FederSteven and Debra Fendrich

Jack and Marsha FeuerLee Fife and Beth Rosenfeld

David and Debra FlitterFoothills United WayMartin FreedmanKathy Friedland

norman and Stephanie Friedman

Kenneth and Judy Friednash

Friends of Yemin OrdeZach and Katie Frischdan Gabbaydavid and Sara GabrielMarvin and Shirley GangTyler and Madeline GassGavlin Family FoundationGreg and Susan GeisslerErwin and Adele GelfandGeri GiganteRoger and Jill GillerPaul GillisSteven and nicky Gittelman

Barry and Polly Gleichenhaus

Family of Lester & Cookie Gold Fund

Jan Paul GoldbergLezlie GoldbergWilliam GoldbergIda GoldbergerBarbara GoldburgClaudia Goldindavid and Vicki GoldmanBarry J. Goldstein Philanthropic Fund

Brian and Tammy Goldstein

Mina GoldsteinPeter and Sherri GoldsteinSteven Goldstein and Amy Wright

Andrew and Catherine Goodwillie

Stephen and Celeste Gorden

Selma Gordondavid GorodetzkyJerry and Lorna GrayGreat-West Life & Annuity Insurance Co.

Bill and Alaina GreenEdward and Dianne Green

kenneth Greenberg and Anna Maria Menza

Rabbi Frederick Greenspahn and Barbara Pearl

Cathy GrimmLinda Gross

Art and Joanne kleinsteinAlbert and Joan klingerIsadore KozatchBrad KreidleEstate of Alan LaffLederer Foundation, Inc.Howard and Blanca Lerman

Justin and Cari LevyMarvin and Bebe LevyLewan & AssociatesRon and Andi Linkowdavid and Beth LippaAdam and Linda Lipsiusneil and Rhonda LipsonChad LivermoreElaine LongBob and Robyn LoupChet and d. LubyEvan and Evelyn Makovsky

Charles Malek and kim Schneider

Gary and debbie Mandelbaum

Mankwitz Family Foundation

david and Peggy MarksMed TechMedstuffJay and Lois MillerRocky and Suzi MillerGary MobellMorrison & FoersterMultimedia Audio VisualMarcia naimannational Jewish Healthnorthwestern Mutual–Royce and Tara Zimmerman

Michael and devra OchsBruce Plotkin and Judy Altenberg

dick and Annette PlussRichard and Mindy Podoll

Yana ProfiletGerald and Roberta Quiat

Mary ReisherSteve and dottie ResnickRabbi Richard and Rabbi Susan Rheins

Robinson Management Company

Jeffrey and Stacey Robinson

L. B. and Elka RosenzweigJustin and Sharon RothCheri RubinJerry and Terry RubinIlan and Andrea SalzbergEdward Stanley SanditenArnie and Gwen SchatzFaye SchayerArt SeidenStephan and Kerry Shelanski

david and Litamae Sherdon and Liza Siegelnancy SiegelLouis and Lori SigmanJordan SingerGerald and Gail SloatMatt newman and Cathy Smith

Hannah SperberMarvin Stone and Susy Grazi

Steve TalleyLynn and Lisa TaussigAlex Topelson and diAhndra diamond

Morey and Joni TroyMarvin TyorVitaly and Jill VishnitskyYana Vishnitsky and Jim Wolfe

Gary and Aimee WagnerArt and Irit WaldbaumSteven Weinerdavid and Gayle Ann Weinstein

Ed Wiener and Celia Menaker Weiner

Larry and Helene WolkJoAnn Zell GillisMarty and Shira Zimmerman

Mary ZinnEvan and Meghan Zucker

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Scott and Amy GrossmanSusan GroverRabbi Salomon amd Melanie Gruenwald

Harold and Roslyn Grueskin

Myles Guber and debbie Bishop

Gutterman Griffiths & Powell, PC

Gary and Sheila Gutterman

Jane GwinMickey HandlerGerald and Leona HarrisBette HellerGerald Hertz and Jessica Waldman

Sanford and Rosemary Hertz

daniel Hettleman and Ayelet Talmi

Hill Family FoundationBarry and Arlene Hirschfeld

Horizon Landscaping, Inc.

Rabbi Howard Hoffman and Sari Horovitz

Leonard and Tina Hortickdan and dawn HorvatRichard Huttner and Lisa Schwartz

Jack and Andrea HyattIBM Employee Services Center

david and nina IckovicIntermountain Jewish news, Inc.

Larry and debra JacobsPhil JacobsonJohns ManvilleSamuel and Carol JonasJames Juddkaatz Associates II, LLPHerbert kaplanStephen and Jeannie Kaplan

Werner and Gilda kaplandavid and Erika kayeGerald and Linda kernisJohn KesslerMichael and Lani kesslerneal and kathy kimmelSamuel and Cherie Kirschbaum

Gary kleiman and Elisa Moran

Jordan and Cathy KleinMelvyn and Roberta kleinYulia kleinOleg koganDavid and Jennifer Korman

Kevin KornblithCraig Kornbluth and Hannah katz

don and Mary Lou kortzThe Jess and Rose kortz & Pearle Rae Foundation

Arnie and Aimee koverdon and Mimi krakowskiAlan and Gloria krisStuart and Janet KritzerMark krivelPeter and Bonnie kudlaMartin and Ilene LasherHerbert and Jill LeeSara Leeperdavid and Roberta LevinLarry and Carol LevinRichard and Helene LevinJoel and Frieda LevineWilliam and Ann LevisRaphael Levy Memorial Foundation

Robert LevyHoward and Roberta Lipshutz

Andrea LondonGary and Joyce LozowHoward and donna LutzJ. MaddenSteven and Debbi MandelStan and Sharon MarksBarbara Altenberg McDonald

Rex and nina McGeheeChristopher and Susan McHugh

Mark MedinaBoaz and Sharon MeirLee and Barbara MendelPaul MesardEstelle MeskinSally Steele MetzgerRick and Mindy MillerMonroe Group Ltd.Perry and Susie MossJohn and Bettyann MoyskiStephen and Lois nadler

Pam naimanRobert and Robyn naiman

don and Linda neumanBuzz and nancy neusteter

newmont Mining Corporation

neil and Barbara Oberfeld

Sydney and Beverly OleskyHester O’neilSteven Peckar and Mindy Levy Peckar

Gail PenningtonMatt PerkinsJonathan and Lisa Perlmutter

Pinnacol AssuranceWilliam and Susan PlussTed and Sandra Pomeranz

dean Prina, M.d.Melinda QuiatAndy and Renee RaabeRon Rabin & Marilyn Sacks-Rabin

Jay and Mindy RabinowitzBarbara RaichleStanley Rainedavid RauStuart RaynorJohn ReichmanRegina ReichmanScott and Trina ReischEli and Adina ReshotkoRabbi Richard Rheins Discretionary Fund at Temple Sinai

Victor Ridder and Joannie Braden

Stuart and Mindy RifkinRnL designSteve and Corry RosenbergMichael RossHarley and Sarah RotbartThe Rotberg/Comens/Booth Foundation

Jennifer and Julian Rothschild

Robert RottmanSeymour Rubenstein and Charlene Loup

Alan and Cheri RubinJordan and Bonnie Saliman

Connell and Laurie Saltzman

Sawaya, Rose, kaplan & McClure, PC

Leslie SchausTodd SchiffArthur and Amy SchinagelCharlie SchneiderMirella SchreiberSchulein Company, LLCnorman SchwabSchwartz + AssociatesRobert SchwartzHoward and Marilyn Selinger

Evelyn ShamonTheresa SheltonAlan and diana SherThe Shore FoundationDarlene ShwartzLarry and Susan SiegelRobert and Mickey SiegelSteven SilbergleidGary SilvermanBarry and Regina Silvestain

Hamid and Mahroo Simantob

Kenneth and Judy SimonJason SindlerSissel Family FundGene SmithMarc and Laurie SorkinMarc and Katy SpritzerRuth M. Stark Foundation

Steele Street BankArnold and karen SteinKaren SteinhauserSheldon and Janice Steinhauser

Sternburg Communications Inc.

Allan and Helena StrikerDouglas and Michelle Striker

Tim and Chris SullivanAlberta SulzerSteve and Lorraine Summer

Cathy SunshineMark Suprenand and Janet Bronitsky

Frank TaplerJay TelRavTemple Emanuel

Jerry and Debra TepperJari ThymianStephen TickMichael TitusAlan TopelsonMartin and Gloria Trotsky Family Foundation

Bart and Barbara Vallsdan and Ann Veenstraken and Amy VenturiPeggy VoldIrwin and Carol WagnerWendy WagnerEmily WarrenJohn Wasserman and Esther Starrels

S. Paul and Paulette Wasserstein

Michael and Hedy Weinberg

Lee and Jilda WeinsteinRhoda WeinsteinSteven and Debra Weinstein

Sue Weinstein Donor Advised Fund

Lary and Lori WeintraubSeth and Rivka WeisbergStacey WeisbergJoan WeissDavid and Melanie Weitzenfeld

Matthew WhitcombKristen WhiteMichelle WhittenMary WilnerSteve Winber and Phyllis Goodman

Marvin and Judi WolfPhillip and Angela WolfAmy Halperin WoodDon Woodsdonald Yale and Jody Epstein

Edward and Esther Yenkinson

Brian ZalesStuart and Elise ZallHarry and deborah ZeidLarry and Judy ZepelinDebbie Zimmerman and Charles Van Gundy

Royce and Tara Zimmerman

Linda Roberts Zinnkyle Zucker

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JFS Legacy Society(Members through June 30, 2011)

Thank you to our Legacy Society members who had the vision to include JFS as a beneficiary of your estate plans.

AnonymousSanford AlpertJudy Altenberg and Bruce Plotkin

Elaine and Max AppelRabbi Eliot and dr. Hilary Baskin

Estate of Michael BaumRobert and Samantha Baumgarten

Bruce and Jennifer Bendell

Steve and Sandy Berkowitz

Estate of Jack BernstoneMel BrodyWilliam BrombergJerry and Bobbie CarrJames and Alissa CohenThe Winters Creasey Family

Ken and Sheryl FeilerEstate of Terry FisherRabbi Steven and Joyce Foster

Estate of Max FrankelBrad and Laurie Friedman

Benjamin & Lillian Ginsburg Charitable Trust

Estate of Lewis J. Goldsmith

Richard C. Goldstein Estate

Sidney and Ann Grazi Philanthropic Fund

Chuck and Anne GrossEstate of Louise F. Guggenheim

Jerry and Zelda GutmanJeffrey and Sharon HaberEstate of Betty Ann J. Halperin

ken and Linda HellerPeggy HermannIrwin and Jacquie Hoffman

Ron and Gale kahnSterling and Ruth kahn Trust

Estate of Lottie R. klebeLisa koenigsbergEstate of Elizabeth S. KrashSteven and Elizabeth Kris

Buzz and Shelley KrovitzEstate of Alan LaffHarold and Marilyn Lande

Estate of Mary LatanikHoward and Blanca Lerman

Estate of Guscile and Rona Levin

J. Leonard & Myra B. Levy Family Fund

Estate of Edith LewittLeonard and Sylvia LitvakBob and Robyn LoupSandey LucianoIrene MayerBarbara Altenberg McDonald

Sally Steele MetzgerEstate of Edith Schwartz Meyer

Estate of Walter MielzinerEstate of Ruth MilzerPerry and Susie MossStephen and Lois nadlerGail nussbaumGail Pennington

Shirley PolitzerEric and Ellen Pollockdean Prina, M.d.Andy and Renee RaabeEstate of Irene Rantzdawn RichardJohn and Lore RothEstate of Minnie Rothchild

Estate of Corinne Rottman

dr. & Mrs. Richard and Jo Sanders

Chet and Louise SchwartzJean B. Seeman Charitable Trust

Dan and Marian SeffEstate of Pearl ShamesAmy ShapiroHelen ShapiroEstate of Ruth ShapiroDonald and Debbie Silversmith

Barry and Regina Silvestain

Estate of Adele SollenderEstate of Lillian SteinEstate of Samuel H. Sterling

Estate of Susie StraitLynn and Lisa TaussigJorge and Francine Topelson

Estate of Walter Vasendan and Ann VeenstraYana Vishnitsky and Jim Wolfe

Estate of Alan Irwin Wandel

Lary and Lori WeintraubEstate of Sandor WeiszPhil and Elle WinnDebbie Zimmerman and Charles Van Gundy

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9newsAIMCOAllied Jewish Federation of Colorado

American Furniture Warehouse

ARC Thrift StoresBabies now FoundationBBG Chapter Celestial Global 1210

Beautiful Art of BusinessBed Bath & BeyondBeth Ami CongregationBeth Shalom SynagogueBirthright Israel nEXT Colorado

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP

Canteen CateringCarson Elementary School

Chabad Auraria CampusCherry Creek High SchoolChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ Aurora Cannery

Colorado Independent Wellness Consultants

Congregation Beth Evergreen

Congregation BMH-BJCongregation B’nai Chaim

Congregation B’nai Havurah

Congregation Emanuel Religious School

Congregation Hebrew Educational Alliance

Congregation MicahCongregation Rodef Shalom

Cottage Preschool

Corporate In-Kind Donors

daVita dialysis-dietitiansdenver Academydenver Academy of TorahDenver Business Journaldenver Human ServicesDenver Jewish Day Schooldenver Rescue Missiondistrict 475The donut MakerDream Big Day CampEast Side Kosher DeliEkar FarmEpilepsy FoundationThe GLBT Community Center

Graland Country day School

Grand Hyatt denverGreat Harvest Bread Company

Greenwood Elementary School

Hebrew Educational Alliance Preschool

HeebonismHolland & Hart LLPJewish Family Service of Colorado

King Soopers–MonacoKing Soopers at BelcaroKing Soopers Reclamation

Little Jewish ExplorersLockheed Martin–Operation Santa Claus

Medical Cannabis Colorado, LLC

Metro Denver Quota ClubMark Millenson CateringMonroe Group Ltd.Montessori School of Denver

national Council of Jewish Women, Denver

Pizza Hut at LeetsdaleRobert E. Loup Jewish Community Center

Rocky Mountain kol nashim

Rocky Mountain Spice Company

Rodef Shalom PreschoolRose Community Foundation

RuffaloCOdYSafewaySamuels ElementarySHALOM denverSisterhood of Congregation Emanuel

Sisterhood of Hebrew Educational Alliance

South Denver Fencing Academy

Steve Saunders for City Council district 5 Campaign

Sunflower MarketTemple EmanuelTemple SinaiTemple Sinai PreschoolTemple Sinai Religious School

United Service Organizations, Inc.

United States Marine Corps Reserve

University Hills neighborhood Association

Westin Tabor CenterWestword PublicationsWhole Foods at Cherry Creek

Whole Foods at Tamarac

He who

saves one life,

saves the

entire world.

Pikuach Nefesh

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VolunteersThanks to all who donated their time and talent to a wide variety of projects that have helped raise funds and support those in need in our community from July 1, 2010, through June 30, 2011. Please accept our apologies for any omissions or errors.

Jean Abelkari AlpenAriel AmaruMarilyn AmerJennifer Anderson-MoewsFrancisca AntmanJason ApptOlga AshworthRichard AshworthCarolyn AubleAlfred AxelrodAlbert BagdadiStacey BahrMartha BaileyMargaret BallonoffBeth BarnetAndrea BarrocasJudy BaumgartnerLyle BaumgartnerDana BenyaminDavid Benyaminnancy BenyaminAmy Berkowitz-CaplanHolli BermanSusan BernhardtDavid BernsteinFlorence BernsteinJulie BirEugenia BlairDan BleichAdam BloomJacob BloomFran BlumAviva BlumbergSusan BlumbergAnshel BombergerHarriet BooninLeah BooninBoulder Hillel StudentsBoulder JCC PreschoolBoulder Jewish Day School

Alisa BourneTerry BowerAudrey BoxwellMilton BrandweinPaula BreeseSarah Bregman

Laura BrennerWilliam BrombergRabbi deborah BronsteinSheryl BuchmanLindee BurnsEd CainLinda CarneyJanet ChamberlainBrydie CharlesMike ChesnutBrent ChurchLisa ChurchTed ClarkAnn CohenBarbralu CohenDorothy CohenFrances CohenLarry CohenMitch Cohennancy Cohennancy CollierVicky CollinsColorado AcademyMelissa CombsCongregation EmanuelJill ConklinKatherine ConwellMolly CookDale CooperJan CooperLynn CooperJennie CreaseyRon CrowellJoanne DeMossDiane DenenbergLinda donerTracey DouglasRebecca EarlLorie EbyShari EdelsteinLaura Saiber EhrlichSteve EllisJeri ElsbergIlene EpsteinRobert EpsteinRon EpsteinMark EricsonGali Fabrikant

Froma FallikLinda Feimannicole FeldmanTerry FennerRenate FettigJill Friedman FixlerPeter FixlerLinda FlankDaisy FlynnDeborah FowlerSandy FriedmanScott FriedmanJane FrumkinMartin FrumkinBobbi FurerCindy GallardElaine GampelErica GardnerBrandon Gartnatalie GartGina GellerJessica GellerMarlena GellerArleen GershenJann GestMaren GestMerceditas GimenezYevgeny Ginzburgklara GlazenburgSarah GoldblattJennifer GoldmanBarbara Goldsteindaniel GoldsteinMarion GoldsteinSimon GoldsteinSteven GoldsteinSherry GoodmanSheryl Goodmandavid GottliebGary GrayYvonne GreenbaumGnara GreeneLaurie GreenePearl Grinbergdon GrissErica GrossRobert GuttsmannBarbara Hahn

Lisa HainlineTherese HandlerMary Lou HanlonHelene HarrisJulie HarrisSusan HausmanSylvain HayounRobyn HayutinJenifer Heathken HellerBetsy HeymanGareth HeymanStone HeymanShelly HinesSue HochstadtMindy HolderAlana HorowitzBeth HorowitzJosh HorowitzFranz Huberkaren HuberJennifer HulacLeland HuttnerElaine Inkelesnick IrelandSamuel JonasCorlyn JonesRoger JonesSimon KaganovBruce KahnBarbara KaplanStanley KaplanKen KarcherErin KatzPeter katzTricia KatzAsher kayeAvi kayeDoniel KayeJeffrey KayeRhonda kayeHoward (“doc”) kelleyMark kelleySharon KelloggAnne kercsmarSally KleinBernard KlingAubrey knight

Kay KnightDebbie KohnEmily KohnGary kohnJonah Kohndeb dusansky kornfeldCarole KornreichMark krivelShelley KrovitzJoyce KrugerRobert krugerPatricia LacknerJohanna LadisMelissa LalondeHoward LandeMarilyn Landedeborah LanerTraci LatoFred LazarAnna LazaroffLaura LeachEllen LembergSummer LendermanMonroe LevineHannah LevinsonRochelle LevittSherry LevittGail LevySimone LevyTracy LevyMary Ann LewisMaggie Liebmannatalie LiebmanTerry LindenbergAndy LinkowBeth LippaIo LoechellLeilani LoveSteve LubellJoe LukasikHoward LutzGeoff MacdonaldDiane MadiganElliott MagalnickJill MahaneyAndy MallenSteve MandelAudrey Marcus

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Amiel Markensonkelsey MarkensonAllan MarkmanWayne MatsudaAlan MayerSydney MayerLisa MedinaJudy MegibowMark MelnickBonnie MerensteinPhil MichaelsonJay MillerJeffrey MillerJill MillerJoel MillerMimsi MiltonMarilyn I. MinardDeborah MontgomeryIrene MoritaBrent MorseCassie MoskowitzMarguerite MyersJoan nagelBonnie nathansonJeanne nauenbergRae negreannVasili nesterenkaEdie newmarkLara nochomovitzLena novins-MontagueLynn OwenMiriam Paisnerdana Pluss Parkskirsten PayneGail PenningtonMary Piercenathan PierceIrena PikovskyBarb PinhasLisa PinhasJonnie PizerJason Polkkami PomerantzSondra PosnerRachel PtaszekAlicia RabinoffRenee Recklerdonna Regandawn Reinfelddebra ReinhardAllegra ReynoldsMarlene Rezvanidanielle Ricekaren RichardsAmy RittenbergAdria Roblee-HertzmarkBonnie RomonoPhilip RoseJane Rosenbaum

Irma Rosenbergdebby RosenfeldEd RosenfeldBarbara RosenthalLeah RosenthalSuzanne RothmanRobert RottmanJack RouffLisa Rouffnaomi Rouffdiane RubinsteinRuth SachnoffCaroline SalimanDebra SandbergRichard SandersDanny SarcheJamie SarcheLeslie ScharfStephanie SchiffToni SchiffSandra SchmittMichael SchreiberRobin SchreierMark SchwartzZiva SchwartzmanRuth SeagullMonique Sedaghatnaomi SegelWayne SeltzerStacey SeppGilda ShapiroDiana SherMickey SiegelSusan SiegelElena SilbermanRegina SilvestainMahroo SimantobRonald SimonSheldon SimonRenee SingerMolly SirkusGail SloatJerry SloatRuth SmithMelody SoelMarc SolowayMike SosniakAmy SpasoffSheldon SpectorHolly SpitzPatrice SpitzHarlan SpritzerStanley StahlCarolyn Steelenancy SteinerMichelle SternGail StineLori StineLisa Streisfeld

Adam Agrondebra Aleinikoffdoug Antonoffdavid AsarchCarla BartellGail BestHoward BrillCary ChapmanMarco ChayetAlissa CohenGoldie CohenMarc CohenRandy davisdiAhdra diamondBernice DinnerSheryl FeilerCathy FleischmannRobin FleischmannElaine Gampelnancy GartLeslie GinsburgSherri GoldsteinSherry GoodmanSheryl GoodmanStuart GottesfeldMark GreenbergAmy GrossmanRabbi Salomon Gruenwald

Jane GwinRobyn HayutinGareth HeymanAllan Hochdawn Horvatkaren HuberJamie IdelbergEllen InkelesZach InkelesPeter katzJeffrey KayeRhonda kayeTracie KellyKathy KimmelSteve KrisShelley KrovitzHarold LandeJill LeeBetty LehmanHoward LermanJordan LinkowEvette Lutmankim MalekAudrey MarcusSharon Marks

Committee Members

Caz Matthewsdon MauckAlan MayerFreda MiklinJay MillerJoel MillerRocky MillerRob MintzJudi MorosohkPerry Mosskrista newtondana Pluss Parkskevin PettitMarty PfeferAnnette PlussLinda PolettiEric PollockLinny Pretekindean Prina, MdRebecca RichardsMichelle RightJeff RobertsSusan RosenJane RosenbaumTerry RubinRichard SandersLew SapiroJamie SarcheJen SarchePaula SchneidermanLea SchreiberChet SchwartzDan Seffkerry ShelanskiEvan SilvermanDebbie SilversmithBarry SilvestainOssie SladekElaine SpanierKaren SteinhauserJessica TaylorJay TelRavCarin WagnerLary WeintraubJonathan WexlerTheodore WireckiErin YourtzDavid ZapilerJoyce ZeffRoyce ZimmermanTara Zimmerman

Jerry StreltzerCathy SummerBarbara SuttonJackie SwanJane TannenbaumEllen TaxmanMatthew TedeschiTemple SinaiAndrew ThangasamyEmma TheisKelli TheisSandie ThomasMichael TitusLeslie TjarksAlan TopelsonAmy TopelsonGerardo TopelsonSierra TownsendBarbara TragerThomas TragerCindy TurgemanGary UhlmannChris ValdezJoshua VanderschuereElena VetaRoger VosslerJudith WahlersMaya WaldstreicherCarol WardDr. Seth WardShirley WarfordLisa WeberMichele WeberSteve WeimanMarlene WeinerSandra WeinerJustin WeissMatt WeissDavid WellsWells Fargo BankKendra WernerMelissa WernerEsther WershawWhole FoodsMichael L. WilliamsonElaine WilsonEstelle WinickiArnold WoolJulie ZakElise ZakroffLisa Zales

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Honorary Life MembersJoseph Berenbaum*Helen Cohen*nate Feld*Max Frankel*Adeline Grossman*Mary Jacobs*Tillye Levy*Charlene LoupCorinne Rottman*Richard Sanders, MdWalter Schick, Md*Evelyn ShamonBillie Stein*Martin TobinAngela Yaron, Phd*

Honorary Life ChairsL. Robert Aaron*Maxwell Abelman*Robert AbramsonJoseph Berenbaum*Steve BerkowitzDavid BershofWilliam Bilett*Manuel Breit*Sheila BugdanowitzHon. Sherman FinesilverJoyce FosterBradley FriedmanSheldon FriedmanSol Girsh*Susy GraziAdeline Grossman*Sydney Grossman*Murray Hayutin Mary Jacobs*John Kamlet*Tillye Levy*Ilona nelson*Sara Lee Pollock*Andrew RaabeLois SchaffnerChet SchwartzJerard SelinfreundAbe Shraiberg*Susan SiegelMartin TobinFrancine TopelsonKenneth WeilStephen WeinsteinJoyce Zeff

*of blessed memory

Executive StaffYana Vishnitsky, LCSWPresident and CEO

Debra Zimmerman, MBAChief Operating Officer

Nancy BenyaminDirector of Volunteer Services

Cathy Grimm, LCSWDirector of Senior Solutions

Shelly HinesDirector of Family Safety Net

Program

John KayserDirector of Marketing and

Communications

Arnie KoverDirector of Disability and

Employment Services

Jean Marshall, SPHR, CCP

Director of Human Resources

Gail PenningtonDirector of Finance and

Accounting Services

Dawn RichardDirector of Development

Ann VeenstraDirector of Administration

Stacey Weisberg, LCPDirector of Mental Health

and Community Services

Amy Halperin Wood, LSW, MBA

Director of Government and Community Affairs

Fiscal Year 2011 Board of Directors

Executive CommitteeSteve Kris, ChairPrivate Investor

Yana Vishnitsky, President & CEO

Jewish Family Service of Colorado

Chet Schwartz, Immediate Past Chair

Waveland Ventures, LLC

Alan Mayer, Chair-ElectGreen Manning & Bunch, Ltd.

Perry Moss, TreasurerHM Brown & Associates

Eric Pollock, Vice ChairMiner Street Partners

Dean Prina, MD, At-LargePartners in Pediatrics

Jane E. Rosenbaum, Vice Chair

Community Volunteer

Barry Silvestain, SecretaryCommunity Volunteer

Joyce Zeff, Life Member Emeritus

Community Volunteer

DirectorsAdam AgronBrownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck,

LLP

Debbie AleinikoffCommunity Volunteer

Doug AntonoffAntonoff & Co.

Cary ChapmanAtlantic Trust Private Wealth

Management

Marc CohenMBH Enterprises LLC

Randy DavisOpen Range Communications

Sheryl FeilerCommunity Volunteer

Elaine GampelUBS Financial Services

Nancy GartCommunity Volunteer

Leslie GinsburgCommunity Volunteer

Sherri GoldsteinLand Title Guarantee

Sheryl GoodmanCommunity Volunteer

Rabbi Salomon GruenwaldCongregation HEA

Jeff JohnsonMBH Enterprises LLC

Shelley KrovitzKrovitz Legal Training

Rocky MillerMiller Oil & Gas Assets, LLC

Annette PlussCommunity Volunteer

Michele RightCommunity Volunteer

Debra TepperCommunity Volunteer

Lary WeintraubWealth Strategies Group

Theodore Wirecki, MDPsychiatrist

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“I was homeless, but I wasn't hopeless.I knew a better day was coming.”

Christopher Gardner, bestselling author of the autobiographical book-turned-movie, “The Pursuit of Happyness.”

Live at the JFS Executive Luncheon, May 8, 2012, at the Grand Hyatt Denver.

Benefiting the lives of families in need.

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Jewish Family Service of ColoradoJoyce and Kal Zeff Building3201 South Tamarac drivedenver, CO 80231P: 303.597.5000F: 303.597.7700Email: [email protected]

JFS Group Home2310 South Holly Streetdenver, CO 80222P: 303.758.1229Email: [email protected]

JFS at HomeJoyce and Kal Zeff Building3201 South Tamarac drivedenver, CO 80231P: 303.750.4000Email: [email protected]

SHALOM Denver

2498 West 2nd Avenuedenver, CO 80223P: 303.623.0251Email: [email protected]

Boulder Jewish Family Service3800 kalmia Avenue (JCC Building)Boulder, CO 80301P: 303.415.1025Email: [email protected]

Jewish Family Service of Colorado is a nonprofit, nonsectarian human services agency and an equal opportunity employer. JFS is also a beneficiary of funding from Allied Jewish Federation and Mile High United Way.