MJCC Annual Report 18-19

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Mittleman Jewish Community Center Annual Report | 2018-19

Our Mission and Vision

Our Mission

Our Vision

The MJCC is an inclusive and welcoming hub for a diverse community, fostering lifelong wellness and providing dynamic social and educational experiences, grounded in Jewish values and culture.

The Mittleman Jewish Community Center envisions a thriving, diverse Jewish community, and embraces a central role in welcoming all to gather, connect, learn and celebrate life.

Dear Friends of the MJCC, We are proud to present the Mittleman Jewish Community Center’s Annual Report for the 2018-19 fiscal year.

This year, the MJCC completed the development of a new Strategic Plan. The plan focuses on six areas: Community Engagement, Arts and Culture Programming, Programs for Children and Young Families, Building Utilization, Financial Sustainability and Development. This report highlights our work in these areas and our priorities in the next few years.

Throughout the past year, we have continued to expand our offerings to better serve our community. New fitness classes and wellness workshops have supplemented our existing diverse array of offerings. Through our “J Without Walls” program, we have offered films and lectures from Vancouver, WA to Corvallis. Day campers participated in SHADE (Sun Hat Awareness Distribution and Education), and our Counselor in Training program grew larger.

Our JCC Maccabi delegation made friends with Jewish teens from around the nation, participated in community service, and won medals. Our films, authors, lectures, classes, art exhibitions, and PDX Business Series have continued to educate and entertain. All that we do strengthens the bonds of our community.

None of the above would be possible without our generous supporters. Membership and program revenue covers only 80% of the J’s operating budget, and we depend upon philanthropic gifts in order to provide all of our programs and services. Gifts from the community have allowed us to purchase new fitness equipment, resurface the warm water pool, replace the Sportsplex “bubble,” offer financial assistance for day camp and membership, subsidize the JCC Maccabi® experience, maintain our building, and launch new programmatic initiatives. We extend a special thanks to the members of the MJCC Legacy Society. Legacies, or after lifetime gifts, help to build our endowment, ensuring that the MJCC will continue to serve our community for generations to come.

Thank you again for your support of the MJCC. With your help, we continue to build and strengthen our community and to serve as the living room of Portland’s Jewish community – your home away from home.

B’Shalom,

Steve Albert Steven Klein Executive Director Board President

Strategic Plan 2019-2024

Arts + Culture Programs Overall Objective:

The MJCC will be recognized as a significant Jewish cultural resource to the Oregon and SW Washington community.

2018-19 Highlights OSU Author Talk

As part of our J without Walls (JWOW) programs, we hosted author Mary Morris in Corvallis, OR. It was an exciting opportunity to partner with the Jewish community outside of the Portland metro area. Over 75 people of various ages and backgrounds came out to meet and hear from Mary! This was in partnership with the Beit Am Jewish Community with space being donated by the OSU Foundation.

3 Faiths Arts Exhibit

Peace and Justice: Three Lettering Traditions Artists Sara Harwin, Kanaan Kanaan, and Inga Dubay explored the tradition of sacred letters in Hebrew, Arabic and English calligraphy in many forms of art expression. Each artist used their creative voice to address peace and justice. “Inga, Kanaan, and I come from different traditions, yet when we each speak about our journeys, we seek to touch upon a sacred, spiritual path,� says Harwin.

Arts and Culture Committee During this past year, the MJCC formed an Arts and Culture committee. This newly established committee is tasked with reviewing our programs, and helping to implement these events throughout the year. The committee is comprised of individuals that are veterans of the community, new to Portland, and span a wide range of ages.

Programs for Children + Young Families Overall Objective:

The MJCC will be recognized within the community for its effective engagement of children and families throughout the year.

2018-19 Highlights Big Truck Day

Big Truck Day on Labor Day has become an annual tradition for our community with nearly 1,000 people in attendance this past year! Children and their grownups had a blast as they sat on lit-up police ATV’s, honked the horns of classic cars, and took photos on some awesome motorcycles! The fire truck, limos, and construction vehicles were, as always, big hits. We met many new community members at our tent where everyone had an opportunity to spin the wheel and win some awesome MJCC swag!

New Year’s Eve at Noon

Another staple event in our community, NYE@Noon was one of our most popular events of the year. Over 600 families came to the MJCC to enjoy several youthrelated activities which culminated in our big balloon drop at noon! Hundreds of balloons came rushing down from the ceiling which yielded tons of smiles from families as they celebrated the beginning of a new year. Afterwards, everyone was encouraged to head to the pool float for even more fun!

SHADE Program for Camp

MJCC Summer Day Campers learned all about sun-safety in a new program made possibe, in part, by a grant from the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute Community Partnership Program.

Campers talked about UV rays, conducted science experiments, were provided sun-safety hats, and participated in games and activities that educated them about safe sun exposure behaviors. This program was fun, educational, and highly successful.

Community Engagement Overall Objective:

The MJCC will become a place where a diverse population can come together and enjoy a variety of programs and activities.

2018-19 Highlights Fitness Palooza

Our eighth annual Fitness Palooza was a big success! Palooza offered members and guests the opportunity to try condensed versions of our group exercise classes, meet our personal trainers and get all of their fitness questions answered, partake in free fitness assessments, and join in on the very popular Zumba dance party.

Fitness Palooza has grown into a much anticipated event within our community, and we add to it each year. We are in the process of working with vendors in the hopes of having sponsors provide us with swag and giveaways. Mark your calendars - Fitness Palooza 2020 is on January 12!

Safe Falling with Intelligence Newly added in the spring, this fourweek class series provided useful skills and techniques for an ever-growing aging population. Falling can be serious for older adults, as aging causes the bones to become brittle and breaks do not heal as readily. Safe Falling with Intelligence taught participants ways to minimize the damage from falling.

Since we kicked off this class last May, we have had dozens of participants learn new skills, providing them with more confidence than when they began.

Young Adult Programming

Our young adult programming is for Jewish young adults in Greater Portland who are seeking a Jewish experience in the outdoors, nature, and the environment. Programs are open to any member of the community.

Activities have a Jewish learning component and include: hiking, biking, camping, rock climbing, backpacking, skiing, snowshoeing, and kayaking.

One program was a snowshoeing trip where survival skills were discussed from a Jewish perspective and another combined Cosmic Tubing on Mt. Hood with Havdalah.

Building Utilization Overall Objective:

The MJCC will create a campus vision to address the utilization and space needs of the different departments in the coming years.

2018-19 Highlights Sportsplex Upgrade

The replacement of the Sportsplex shell, or “Bubble� as it is fondly known, has completely refreshed the space! The interior space is larger and brighter, and the structure itself is more resilient to the impact of weather. The new shell will serve us for many years to come and ensures an outstanding venue for soccer, volleyball, lacrosse, gymnastics, and a host of other sports and recreation programs, as well as PE classes, indoor playground, and other programs for children and families.

Campus Vision

One strategic priority is the development of a comprehensive campus vision to identify and plan for the facility needs of the MJCC and Portland Jewish Academy in the coming years. As the organizations grow, and their programs expand and evolve, their facilities needs change. During the upcoming year, we will identify guiding principles for the planning process, challenges with the existing facility, and opportunities to address our programmatic needs. Ultimately, we will develop an architectural plan for repurposing, renovating, and expanding our physical plant.

Financial Sustainability Overall Objective:

The MJCC will meet its capital and programmatic needs in a financially sustainable way that will ensure program excellence and provide investments in staff and physical space.

photo by Love & Photography

2018-19 Highlights Dude Solutions

Our adoption of “Dude Solutions,” a cloud-based, operations management software package has allowed us to be proactive in the on-going maintenance of our facility. Using information provided by engineering studies, we can anticipate the lifetime of various pieces of equipment, as well as furnishings, carpeting, etc.

This system has allowed us to budget appropriately for the on-going preservation of our facility and to ensure that we avoid deferred maintenance.

Rentals

Facilities rentals generate 10% of the MJCC’s revenue as well as funds necessary to operate and maintain the campus. From Shriner’s swimming to athletic programs in the gymnasium and Sportsplex, rental programs provide an array of opportunities to community members of all ages. Our ballroom rentals showcase an outstanding venue for community events presented by the Oregon Jewish Community Foundation, Jewish Family and Child Service, the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education, the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland, and numerous other community organizations, as well as special gatherings to celebrate bar and bat mitzvahs, quinceañeras, graduations, retirements, and weddings!

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Development Overall Objective:

The MJCC will determine the most efficient and effective way of building resources, with a goal of reaching the benchmark of 12% of income from fundraising, including the raising of $150,000 annually for building maintenance and upkeep. The MJCC will increase the endowment to $1 million in the next five years.

2018-19 Highlights Friends of The Center Brunch with Michael W. Twitty

Business Breakfast/Smaller, more intimate events

The MJCC is grateful to each and every donor who supports the Center via the Brunch and other fundraising activities. The J relies on your support to provide the programs, services, and wellness options that make the J the essential community resource it is.

We have also added smaller events to foment and increase visibility and connection among MJCC members. This past year, we hosted a Wine Event donated by Carrie Wynkoop and Cellar 503; dinner and wine pairing at Aviv, hosted by Chef Tal Caspi; and a poker night with Rob La Forte. Look for more opportunities in 2019-2020!

The Cooking Gene author Michael W. Twitty addressed the MJCC on Sunday, March 3rd. He detailed his life as a cook, author, and Jewish activist and delivered a message of inclusion and community building. His evening presentation was an exploration of Jewish food and how it morphs as Jews move from city to city and continent to continent.

Over the past two years, the MJCC has hosted six MJCC Business Events. These events have provided an opportunity to showcase leaders from the community and offer networking, education and community building opportunities for the JCC, our members and the broader community.

Financials MJCC Pillar Behaviors

These values guide our staff every day: B’ruchim Ha’Baim - Welcome Ezrah - Help or Assist B’Yachad - Teamwork Nikayon - Cleanliness Kehillah - Build Community L’hitraot - See You Again Soon Ruach - Serve with Spirit and Have Fun

Revenue

Expenses 6% Program

28% Program 11% Office Administration 52% Membership 10% Rentals 3% Federation Operating Allocation

7% Fundraising

12% Occupancy 71% Personnel

2018-19 At A Glance

Arts + Culture Programs

Programs for Children and Young Families

Community Engagement

520

650

200

1,773

4,264

1,800

In attendance at author talks throughout the year.

Attendees at Yom Ha’Atzmaut

Hats purchased for the SHADE program.

Camper weeks

Number of Group Ex classes.

Member Units

5

18

800

500

936

2,837

Art Exhibitions

Off-campus Arts + Culture Programs

People at Big Truck Day

Balloons dropped at New Year’s Eve at Noon

Aquatic exercise class sessions

Training sessions

$ Building Utilization

Financial Sustainability

Development

302

130,000

$300,000 6

9

56

Soccer games in Sportsplex

Square footage of our campus.

Annual investment in facilities

Wedding Receptions

Business Breakfast panelists and speakers.

FOTCB sponsors.

12,000

97

6

171

134

$223,705

Towels purchased 7,500 small 4,500 bath

Hours building is open each week.

Graduation Ceremonies

Employees

New donors who gave $32,273.

Grants received.

Our Donors We are incredibly grateful to each and every community member and organization that supports the Mittleman Jewish Community Center. The donors who gave during the 2018-2019 fiscal year helped to expand our cultural and educational events, sustain the crucial work done in the Warm Water Pool, and provide scholarships for those with limited financial means. This list reflects only new gifts to operations. It does not account for previous pledges or pledge payments. We have made our best effort to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you find an error, or if you would like information about making a tax-deductible donation, contact Saul Korin, Director of Donor Engagement + Philanthropy, at 503.452.3427 or skorin@oregonjcc.org.

$100,000 & above

Jewish Federation of Greater Portland

$20,000-$99,999

Friendly Rosenthal Fund of the OJCF Oregon Health & Science University Oregon Jewish Community Foundation

$5,000-$19,999

Anonymous - A Fund of OJCF Anonymous - A Senior Program Fund of OJCF Estate of Bernard Goldhammer Ed and Jill Neuwelt Robert and Rita Philip Family Fund of OJCF Sarah (Richter) Ritchie Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation Gayle and Paul Romain Steve Rosenberg and Ellen Lippman Harold and Arlene Schnitzer Family Fund of OJCF/ Arlene Schnitzer and Jordan Schnitzer Leonard & Lois Schnitzer Charitable Supporting Foundation OJCF OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Juan Young Trust Jason E. Zidell Foundation

$1,800-$4,999

Anonymous Aspen Mitzvah Fund of OJCF Max Birnbach Charity Fund of the OJCF Helen Duewel John Emshwiller and Deborah Yaeger Holzman Foundation, Inc. Kostiner Cultural Education Fund for the MJCC/ Tony and Priscilla Kostiner Ruben J. and Elizabeth Menashe Larry and Joyce Mendelsohn Sue Perkel Erik Richmond and Annette Demsey Lois Schnitzer Schwartz Charitable Foundation Jonathan Singer The Jerry & Helen Stern Grandchildren’s Fund of the OJCF Estate of Menachem M. Teiblum Robert P. Weil Fund of the OJCF Jeffrey and Lynn Wolfstone Cookie and Merritt Yoelin Fund of OJCF/Brian and Amara Norman Jay and Diane Zidell

$500-$1,799

Anonymous Dan and Ellie Albert Steve Albert and Janie Goldenberg Jerome Barde Richard and Kelly Barker Baron/Gilbert Fund of The Oregon Community Foundation Barry and Karla Benson Avi Ben-Zaken/UD+P Birk-Coblens Family Fund of OJCF Doug and Amy Blauer Gerel Blauer B’nai B’rith Mens Camp Association Kenneth and Natalia Bronner Chocosphere, LLC Dolan Northwest, LLC Norman and Sherry Eder Josh and Amy Frankel JD Fulwiler & Company Insurance Geffen Mesher & Company, P.C. Stan Geffen and Adrienne Souther John and Beth Germain Sarah and Jonathan Glass Merrill and Perry Hendin Jay Holzman Melissa and Daron Horwitz Janis Jaffe Garry and Judith Kahn Laurie Kilbourn and Ronald Cobb The Ellen M. and Peter M. Klein Foundation Inc. Anna and Eric Kodesch Bruce and Louise Magun Gail Mandel and Steven Klein Lora and Jim Meyer National Swimming Pool Foundation Molly Newcomer and Michael Adler Jeanne Newmark Jeffrey and Anne Nudelman Oregon Jewish Community Youth Foundation Jimm and Vickie Pierson Harold and Jane Pollin Portland State University Radler, White, Parks & Alexander, LLP Robison Jewish Health Center at Cedar Sinai Park Danelle Romain and R.D. Symms David and Diane Rosencrantz Stan and Madelle Rosenfeld Kyle and Rebecca Rotenberg Bunny and Jerry Sadis Faye Gordon Samuels

Andrea K. Sanchez and Benjamin Drucker Joel and Sandra Seres ShedRain Corporation Robert and Mara Shlachter Lawrence and Vicki Wasserman/LV Wasserman Family Fund of the OJCF Howard and Vivian Wasserteil Woods Environmental Consulting Janet K. Zell

$250-$499

Anonymous (3) Jeff and Sabrina Benner Keith and Rosalie Berne Marc and Sarah Blattner Karen Blauer Rabbi Michael and Cantor Ida Rae Cahana Tal Caspi/Aviv Dick and Cameron Davis Julie and Tom Diamond/Julie and Thomas Diamond Family Fund of the OJCF Edith Dorsen Robin and Eric Flamm Marilyn Q. Forse Endowment of OJCF Jay G. Gilbert Bob and Lesley Glasgow Marni Glick and Hank Kaplan Davida Jordan Lucy Kivel and Scott Howard Sheldon Klapper and Sue Hickey Lisa and Glen Levy David and Ronnie Malka Judy Margles and Steve Wasserstrom Jeff Mazer and Debra Vinikour Rick and Abby Menashe Irving and Arlene Potter Sarah Prince and Thiago Valle Alan and Donna Roodhouse Rabbi Joshua and Channah Rose James Rosenbaum and Sandra Lewis Alan and Eve Rosenfeld Shuldman-Edmundson Fund of OJCF Dana and Eric Simpson Larry and Linda Veltman Carolyn Weinstein Edna Wilson-Hoesch Jennifer and Ken Zeidman Mindy and Mark Zeitzer

$100-$249

Anonymous (5) Lev Anderson and Grace Kook-Anderson Jennifer Antick and Eric Oslund Alan Bacharach Rabbi Benjamin and Rachel Barnett Boeing William Brenner and Julia Waco Kim Byelick Merridawn Duckler Earle and Marla Ellis Becky and Greg Ewer Tom Fallon Pedro Ferbel-Azcarate Rich and Leslie Geller David and Cynthia Gens Jeff Gierer Christine and Bob Gilmore Harry and Joanne Glickman Lara Greenberg and Paul Seal Hilldale Gardens, LLC Beth L. Hirschfield Ken Hoesch Larry Holzman Richard Hurwitz and Brenda Katz Lynda Jackson Myra Jackson Philip and Alex Johnson Phyllis A. Kasparian Ronald and Ruth Katon Sue Katz Rabbi Debra Kolodny Saul Korin Rabbi David and Laura Kosak Tammy Kramer Ami Lawless and Sandra Simon-Lawless Robin Lawson Seth and Jennifer Litwin Jeremy Lucas and Siobhan Passmore Jean and Ryan Malarkey Dena Marshall Prof. Natan Meir and Chanan van Herpen-Meier Kate Mickelson Jools Mizrahi Sarah Newhall Paul and Annie Niedergang Nike, Inc. Brian and Amara Norman President’s Fund of OJCF Oshra and Zvi Rapaport Alison and Justin Rosenfeld Jeannette Ross Stephen and Becki Saltzman Joel Salzberg Shelley Selph Joel and Gail Semler Mary Shaw Neal and Judy Sher Gail and Mark Sherman Salomon and Cecilia Sibony Mort Simon

Sam Sirkin and Erin Farrar Arleen Slive and Richard Mastbrook Marsha Spellman and Adam Haas Joan E. Stiber Paul Stillwell Susan Stone Ron and Bobbi Swerdlin Sita Symonette Mitchell Turker and Lisa Sprague John Van Ballegooijen Aleksandr Voloshin Richard L. Weil Brandon and Betty Jean Wentworth

Under $100

Anonymous (6) John Adams Devon Ader Kristine Alpi Michael and Lesley Alter Benjamin and Lindy Ariff Abbie Barash Brent Barker Mark Baugher Mickey Benson Leslie Berman Craig and Jan Berne Jodi Berris Steven Bilow Bruce Birk and Jennifer Gonzalez Betsy Blehinger Lloyd Bloom Rafael Boritzer Elizabeth and Thomas Brennan Donna Brownstein Jeff Capen Barry and Barbara Caplan Derrais Carter Julia Chaltiel Judy Cirillo Barbara Cohen Ben and Martha Compaine Sandra Cooper Steven Corbato Amy Cross Reena and Stuart Davis Sahan Dissanayake Barbara Durkheimer and Gary Larsen Sandor and Jennifer Felberg Renee Fellman Liz Field Linda Fields and Robert McNeur Erin Fish Mike Fors Debbie Frank Steve Friedman Dave Gallison Jennifer Gates Craig Gerard Brett Geyer Richard M. Glassman

Larry Gloth and Danielle Beaudry Judah Gold-Markel Marc Goldring William Gonzalez Aaron Good Ingrid Gordon Margaret Gotesman Candice Goucher Julie Graff Barry M. Greenberg James Greene Amiel Handelsman and Julie Endress Fred and Sara Harwin Mark and Paige Hasson Miriam Hecht Neal Hirschfeld Sarah and Ned Holbrook Michael Horenstein Barry Horowitz Holly Howard Tyler Hull Peter Humberd Intel Foundation Bruno Jedynak Adam Jenkins Rebecca Kahn Lisa Katon and Noah Kressel Jan and Steve Katz Julian Kaufman Ellen and Peter Klein Robin and Eric Kornblit James Kost Raul and Lidia Krivoy Stuart and Barbara Lang Akiva and Amanda Leeder Sonia Marie Leikam Rosanne and Al Levi Adam and Melissa Light Michael Loeb Greg and Jemi Mansfield Anna Marti Cray Matthews Trevor Mayes Steven Mesulam and Julia Lager-Mesulam Tom Miller Barney and Susan Millstein Ronald Minter Adam and Stacie Mishcon Ryan Murphree George Nandor Hanna Newell Kara Orvieto Ashley Linda Ostomel Aaron L. Pearlman and Sacha Reich Adrian Pearmine Joan Peck Penny Petraglia Joel and Molly Rabinovitz Ken and Mary Rait

Richard Ramer Alevandra Ranieri Alex and Marisa Reby Shannon Reel Steven Reinisch Deborah Reisman Dana Robinson Bert and Laurie Rogoway Kim Rosenberg Joshua and Leah Safran Ariel Salzman and Brendan Robinson Julie Samples Karen and David Sapoznikow Christina Scarzello Hannah Schafer and Dor Mishory Trever and Allison Schliesleder Kristin Schlupp Stephen Schwartz Janine and David Segal Joe Seitz Janice Sellers Alyssa Shaw and Alexander Banker Chris Shaw John Sheldon Beth and Mitchell Sherr Ariel Singer Edward P. Slavin, Jr. Nathaniel Smith Dayle Smith Marshal Spector and Shari Levinson Rabbi Chanan Spivak and Mrs. Meira Spivak Sophie Stein Lenny Steinberg Dennis Steinman Elyse and Ed Stoner Vicky Swart Lisa Tillman Susan Tipton and Stan Schmokel Jon and Linda Twichell Enie Vaisburd and Cam Williams Kathy Valikai Allison B. Varga Abigail Webb Angela Williams Tysen S. Winston Richard Woidyla Bethany Wright Daniel Yaeger Ahuva and Ohad Zaslavsky AJ Zvibleman

Board of Directors (2019-20)

Life and Legacy

The MJCC Legacy Society recognizes those who have made the extraordinary commitment of including the MJCC in their estate plan with a gift through a bequest, trust, life insurance policy or other planned gift. The commitment does not require a completed gift, but is merely an expression of intent to include support for the MJCC as a part of your legacy. We gratefully acknowledge all of the members of the MJCC Legacy Society.

The MJCC is one of ten organizations in the first cohort in Oregon to participate in the LIFE & LEGACY ™ program, funded by the Oregon Jewish Community Foundation in partnership with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation. If you would like more information about how to include the MJCC in your estate plan, please contact Steve Albert, the MJCC’s Executive Director, at 503.535.3592 or salbert@oregonjcc.org.

Anonymous Steve Albert and Janie Goldenberg Bruce Abrams John and Carol Arnsberg Stacy Barna Barry and Karla Benson Amy and Doug Blauer Gerel Blauer Stephen Butler Milton Carl z”l Glen Coblens and Mia Birk Edith Dorsen Becky and Greg Ewer Howard and Jen Feldman John and Beth Germain Robert E. Glasgow and Lesley G. Glasgow Jonathan and Sarah Glass Bernard Goldhammer z”l Nancy J. Green z”l Merrill and Perry Hendin Lisa Katon and Noah Kressel Eric and Anna Kodesch Eric and Robin Kornblit Tony and Priscilla Kostiner Jordana and Ryan Levenick Howard and Wendy Liebreich Gail Mandel and Steven Klein Jeanne Newmark

Jeff and Anne Nudelman Stacey L. and Marshal R. Oller Sue Perkel Robert and Rita Philip James E. Richman Bert and Laurie Rogoway Gayle and Paul Romain Steve Rosenberg and Ellen Lippman Stan and Madelle Rosenfeld Kyle and Rebecca Rotenberg Bunny and Jerry Sadis Stephen and Becki Saltzman Faye Gordon Samuels Andrea Sanchez and Benjamin Drucker Lois and Leonard z”l Schnitzer Sandra Schnitzer Gary and Linda Singer Jonathan Singer Les z”l and Martha Soltesz Tom Stern Menachem M. Teiblum z”l Kenneth and Jennifer Zeidman Jason Zidell

Mittleman Jewish Community Center 6651 SW Capitol Hwy., Portland, OR 97219 503.244.0111 | oregonjcc.org

Steven Klein, President Erik Richmond, Vice President Danelle Romain, Vice President Jason Zidell, President-Elect Marni Glick, Treasurer Amy Blauer, Secretary

Richard Barker Barry Benson Joyce Evans Jonathan Glass, Immediate Past Co-President Larry Gloth Gail Mandel Carol Richmond Jonathan Singer Ahuva Zaslavsky Jennifer Zeidman

Leadership Staff Steve Albert, Executive Director Beth Germain, Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Harrington, Assistant Executive Director Becky Ewer, Marketing + Creative Director Miriam Stroud, Human Resources Director Saul Korin, Director of Donor Engagement and Philanthropy

Program Managers Ryan Ochoa, Aquatics Program Lenny Steinberg, Arts + Culture Carli Rosenthal, Camp Manager Joe Seitz, Fitness Program Kelsey Kaplan, Membership + Retention Bethany West, Rentals + Events Ashley Scacco, Sports + Recreation The Mittleman Jewish Supported by Community Center is a proud beneficiary of the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland and is proud of our partnership with them in strengthening our local Jewish community and greater Portland community.

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