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CONGRATS! We are honored to join the MJCC in congratulating the 2018 Harry Glickman Scholar Athletes and the inductees into the Oregon Jewish Sports Hall of Fame!
YOU ARE TRUE CHAMPIONS!
Harold & Arlene Schnitzer Family Fund of OJCF Arlene Schnitzer & Jordan Schnitzer
Welcome Thank you for joining us for the Friends of the Center Brunch! This yearly event gives us an opportunity to bring together the MJCC community— members, friends and guests—to show our support for the J. Our membership continues to grow, as we expand our programs and services to meet the needs of more and more members of our community. If you are not yet a member, please pick up a membership packet and request a tour at the Member Services Desk before leaving today. For over a century, the Mittleman Jewish Community Center has been the “living room” of Portland’s Jewish community providing offerings that meet a broad range of interests. Our innovative programs are constantly updated to better serve our diverse community. Last summer, we hosted the Maccabeats to a sold out crowd, and we expect attendance at this year’s Yom Ha’atzmaut celebration to, once again, top 1000! We hope you’ll join us for our engaging array of films, concerts, gallery exhibitions, lectures, and classes in the coming months. We’re also excited about our expanded offerings in the areas of recreation and fitness. Finally, be sure to review our Day Camp brochure to learn more about our exciting summer programs for children from 3 to 15! The MJCC’s community includes people of all faiths and backgrounds. We provide financial aid to members who need assistance, and your generous contribution today will enable us to continue to do so. Your donation also supports specialized programs to care for individuals with health concerns such as Parkinson’s disease, physical disabilities, chronic pain, and many other challenges. The MJCC is a special place because of the efforts of many people over many years. We want to thank the board members, staff, donors, members, and volunteers—past and present—who have dedicated themselves to ensuring that the MJCC continues to serve our growing Jewish community. This morning is a celebration of community spirit, Jewish values and individual achievement. We will be awarding The Harry Glickman Scholar Athlete Award to two impressive high school students, and we will also be honoring new inductees into the Oregon Jewish Sports Hall of Fame. Our keynote speaker, Susan Stamberg will share inspiring stories from the perspective of a Jewish mother and professional journalist. Thank you for being here this morning, and thank you for supporting our MJCC!
Steven Albert Executive Director
Jonathan Glass Board Co-President
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Thank You to our Sponsors! Patron
Robert and Rita Philip *
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Jonathan and Sarah Glass Ruben and Elizabeth Menashe Lois Schnitzer Jay and Diane Zidell
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Barry and Karla Benson Josh and Amy Frankel John and Beth Germain Jay Holzman Eugene Janssen Tony and Priscilla Kostiner Jim and Lora Meyer Jeanne Newmark Bunny and Jerry Sadis * Jim and Sue Winkler
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Steve Albert and Janie Goldenberg Amy and Doug Blauer Irv and Arlene Potter Erik Richmond and Annette Demsey Eric and Tiffany Rosenfeld Stan and Madelle Rosenfeld Family Foundation Faye Samuels
*Sponsorship support provided through a philanthropic fund of OJCF.
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Dan and Ellie Albert Jett, Kelly and Rich Barker Julie and Tom Diamond Norman T. Finkel Schoenberg, Finkel, Newman & Rosenberg, LLC Bob and Lesley Glasgow Marshall and Lisa Glickman Merrill and Perry Hendin Sheldon Klapper and Sue Hickey Ryan and Jordana Levenick Jen and Seth Litwin Gail Mandel and Steve Klein Amara, Brian, Jared and Jordan Norman Jeff, Anne, Josh and Sol Nudelman Sue Perkel Isaac and Bonnie Quintero David and Diane Rosencrantz * Eve and Alan Rosenfeld Kyle and Becky Rotenberg Andrea Sanchez and Ben Drucker Rob and Mara Shlachter Les and Martha Soltesz Carolyn and Robin Weinstein The Hasson Company Mark and Mindy Zeitzer
Thank You to our Corporate Sponsors! Builder The Harold and Arlene Schnitzer Family Fund of OJCF Arlene Schnitzer & Jordan Schnitzer *
Groundbreaker Capital Pacific, Kevin Adatto + Michael Horwitz
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MJCC Upcoming Events JAM Art Show and Sale Enjoy a rotating art exhibit in the Lobby from members of ORA. February 26 - March 30. MJCC Author Series Tuesday, March 13 - Susan Simon, Almost a Minyan Monday, March 19 - Writing our Way to Inner Peace with author Ani Tuzman Tuesday, March 20 - Ani Tuzman, The Tremble of Love: A Novel of the Baal Shem Tov Nosh and Drash with Rabbi Eve Posen Topic: Passover Torah Thursday, March 8 at 3:00 pm Mussar with Rabbi Joshua Rose Monday, March 12 at 2:30 pm Art and Spirit Workshop Sunday, March 25 at 2:00 pm Memoir Writing Workshop April 5 - May 3 Yom HaZikaron Tuesday, April 17 at 8:00 pm Yom Ha’Atzmaut Wednesday, April 18 at 5:00 pm
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Today’s Program Brunch to be served in the Stern Family Ballroom Hamotzi
Jonathan Glass and Andrea Sanchez
Welcome and Introductions
Steve Albert, Sarah Glass
Oregon Jewish Sports Hall of Fame
Glen Coblens
Harry Glickman Scholar Athlete Award
Josh Frankel
Mitzvah Moment
Sarah Glass
Keynote Speaker
Susan Stamberg
Closing Remarks
Sarah Glass
Today’s Menu Artisan Bread Chicken Niçoise Fruit Platter Vegetarian Option: Portobello Mushroom Chocolate Mousse in Cups Mimosa, Bloody Mary, Coffee, and Tea
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Volunteers Board of Directors Jonathan Glass, Co-President Andrea Sanchez, Co-President Steve Klein, Vice President - Strategy Jason Zidell, Vice President - Facilities Marni Glick, Treasurer Channah Rose, Secretary Avi Ben-Zaken Barry Benson Amy Blauer Joyce Evans Gail Mandel Robert Philip
Erik Richmond Steve “Rosy” Rosenberg Stan Rosenfeld Jonathan Singer Carrie Wynkoop
Brunch Committee EMCEE Sarah Glass COMMITTEE Amy Blauer, Janie Goldenberg, Sarah Korach, Jen Litwin, Rick Nitti Oregon Jewish Sports Hall of Fame Committee Glen Coblens Josh Frankel Steve “Sudsy” Friedman Registration Volunteers Meaghann Ande, Rosanne Levi, Crysie Stichler, Jen Zeidman
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MJCC Event Staff Executive Staff Steven Albert, Executive Director Beth Germain, Chief Financial Officer Jennifer Harrington, Assistant Executive Director Miriam Stroud, Human Resources Director Becky Ewer, Marketing + Creative Director Saul Korin, Development Manager Lenny Steinberg, Program Director Abbie Barash, Program Associate Sandy Engel, Graphic Designer + Marketing Specialist Anna Hixon, Graphic Designer + Marketing Specialist Lisa Katon, Donor Relations + Grants Manager ArzĂŠlie McAllister, Rentals + Events Assistant Han Ngo, IT Director Maryjane Rocker, Executive Assistant Linda Singer, Community Concierge Bethany West, Rentals + Events Manager
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The MJCC Story Founded in 1914, the Mittleman Jewish Community Center began its life in the B’nai B’rith Building on SW 13th Avenue and Mill Street, quickly becoming the hub of Jewish living for Portland’s growing Jewish population. From its beginning, the Center has always served all families without regard to religion, background or ability to pay. For many local families, the JCC has been a tradition for generations. Many recall learning to swim from the legendary Mickey Hirschberg (who taught swim lessons for 49 years), or playing basketball with Harry “Polly” Policar (who spent 45 years at the Center). More than one family can trace their roots to the Center since many married couples tell stories of meeting at the Center. In 1971, the Center moved to its current location on SW Capitol Highway and has expanded immensely over the years. During this period, before they had their own facility, the Portland Trailblazers held their practices in the MJCC gymnasium. The building’s name was changed to the Mittleman Jewish Community Center in 1976 to honor Helen Rena Mittleman following a significant donation from member Harry Mittleman. In 1987 and in 1996, the Min Zidell Education Building and the Miriam Abrams Wing were added to accommodate Portland Jewish Academy. In 2003, the Sportsplex was erected for indoor soccer and gymnastics. In 2004, the Center faced a challenging period. Due to the commitment of the emergency board chaired by Jordan Schnitzer, the MJCC embarked on a major capital campaign to renovate the building and thrive in a new era. The MJCC’s subsequent capital campaign—Roots & Rafters—has enabled the Center to make much-needed upgrades to the aging building, while providing an endowment to address future capital needs. Thanks to these major facility improvements, the MJCC is now a thriving community center, with over 1,750 member units, representing recently 4,000 individuals. Several monumental events and activities take place at the J including Israeli Independence Day celebrations, Purim carnivals, Jewish Community Orchestra concerts, b’nai mitzvot, weddings, quinceañeras and more. The Center welcomes people of all faiths and backgrounds for cultural, arts, and educational events, sports classes and leagues, a state-of-the-art fitness facility, afterschool activities for kids and drop-in childcare. Over 1,000 people come through the doors daily.
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Summer is a particularly busy time on campus when MJCC summer day camp—one of the oldest camping traditions in Portland—is in session, offering an exciting array of options for children ages 3-15, and a variety of activities including arts and crafts, swimming, sports, theater, cooking, and more. Since 1947, kids love their summers at the J and return year after year. For over a century, the MJCC has served as the living room for the Jewish community as well as Southwest Portland. With your help, the MJCC will continue to meet the needs of our community for generations to come.
MJCC through the years 1914: The B’nai B’rith Building Association was founded on SW 13th Avenue and Mill Street. 1921: The Center’s Camping program began (B’nai B’rith Camp). 1923: The name changed to B’nai B’rith Center. 1924: Mickey Hirschberg joined the staff developing an award-winning swimming/water therapy program. 1938: The name changed to Jewish Community Center. 1947: Preschool opened and day camp program started. 1954: Celia Lesman served as the Center’s first female board president. 1971: Jewish Community Center moved to 6651 SW Capitol Hwy. and was later renamed the Mittleman Jewish Community Center. 1978: Harry “Polly” Policar retired after working at the JCC for 45 years. 1986: Hillel Academy merged with the Jewish Education Association and became Portland Jewish Academy (PJA). PJA occupies the Min Zidell Education Building on the MJCC Campus. 1996: The Marian Abrams Children’s Wing opened. 2003: The Sportsplex opened on the MJCC campus. 2005: The MJCC began a major renovation. 2007: The property was renamed the The Schnitzer Family Campus. 2014: The MJCC celebrated its 100th Anniversary.
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The Jewish Federation of Greater Portland is proud to support the Mittleman Jewish Community Center as they inspire and empower all in our Jewish Community to be their very best.
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MJCC Presidents Jonathan Glass + Andrea Sanchez, 2016 - present Barry Benson + Robert Philip, 2013-16 Edith Dorsen, 2011-13 Jerry Sadis, 2009-11 Becki Saltzman, 2007-09 Jordan Schnitzer, 2004-09 Rabbi Larry J. Halpern, 2003-04 Fred Harwin, 2001-03 Stuart Kronick, 1999-2001 Howard Liebreich, 1997-99 Jeff Nudelman, 1995-97 Roy Lambert, 1993-95 Bob Glasgow, 1991-93 Stan Blauer, 1989-91 Irving Potter, 1987-89 Steve “Rosy” Rosenberg, 1985-87 Shirley Rackner, 1983-85 Hal Mink z”l, 1981-83 Sandey Fields, 1979-81 Ralph Miller, 1977-79 Stanley Geffen, 1975-77 Theodore Bloom z”l, 1972-74 Milton Carl z”l, 1969-71 Barry Itkin z”l, 1966-69 Harry Arnsberg z”l, 1963-65 Bernard Goldhammer z”l, 1960-62 Milton Margulis z”l, 1957-59 Celia H. Lesman z”l, 1954-56 A.E. “English” Rosenberg z”l, 1949-53 Harry Mittleman z”l, 1941-48 Samuel Weinstein z”l, 1937-41 Gov. Julius Meier z”l, 1935-37 Ben Selling z”l, 1925-31 Anselm Boskowitz z”l, 1923-25 Abe Rosenstein z”l, 1920-23 & 1931-35 Isaac Swett z”l, 1914-20 David Solis Cohen z”l, 1910-14 Rabbi Jonah Wise z”l, 1910-14 13
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Susan Stamberg Nationally renowned broadcast journalist Susan Stamberg is Special Correspondent for NPR. She is the first woman to anchor a national nightly news program, has won every major award in broadcasting, and has been inducted into the Broadcasting Hall of Fame and the Radio Hall of Fame. Beginning in 1972, Stamberg spent 14 years as co-host of NPR’s awardwinning newsmagazine All Things Considered. Then, she hosted Weekend Edition/Sunday for three years. She now serves as guest host of NPR’s All Things Considered, Morning Edition and Weekend Edition/Saturday, and reports on cultural issues for various NPR programs. One of the most popular broadcasters in public radio, Stamberg is well-known for her conversational style, intelligence, and knack for finding an interesting story. Her interviewing has been called “fresh, friendly, down-to-earth,” and (by novelist E.L. Doctorow) “the closest thing to an enlightened humanist on the radio.” Her thousands of interviews include conversations with Laura Bush, Rosa Parks, Luciano Pavarotti, Stephen Sondheim, and Billy Joel. Stamberg is the author of two books, TALK: NPR’s Susan Stamberg Considers All Things and Every Night at Five. In addition to her Hall of Fame inductions, other recognition includes the Armstrong and Dupont Awards, the Edward R. Murrow Award from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the Distinguished Broadcaster Award from the American Women in Radio and Television. Stamberg has earned numerous honorary degrees including a Doctor of Humane Letters from Dartmouth College. A Fellow of Silliman College, Yale University, she has served on the boards of the PEN/Faulkner Fiction Award Foundation, Columbia University’s National Arts Journalism Program, and was a Public Director on the Board of the American Institute of Architecture. Stamberg has hosted several series on PBS, moderated three Fred Rogers TV specials for adults, been commentator, guest or co-host on various commercial TV programs, and appeared as a narrator in performance with the St. Louis and National Symphony Orchestras. Her voice appeared on Broadway in Wendy Wasserstein’s play “An American Daughter,” and in the film The Siege.
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Congratulations on providing over 100 years of educational social, cultural, and recreational programs for our community. Gayle & Paul Romain
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Emcee: Sarah Kahn Glass Sarah Kahn Glass grew up in Portland where she attended Hebrew School, BBYO meetings, and learned how to swim at the MJCC. After spending 23 years living in New York City, Sarah returned to Portland with her husband, Jonathan, and their children, Hannah, Abby, and Jacob. Sarah is the President of the Board of Camp Solomon Schechter and the Coordinator of Portland Jewish Academy’s Adult Jewish Education Program called Limmud 2.0.
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Oregon Jewish Sports Hall of Fame The Oregon Jewish Sports Hall of Fame was established in 2012 to honor Jewish men and women who have accomplished extraordinary achievements in sports and have a deep connection to the State of Oregon. The goal is to inspire and educate the Jewish community, and the community at large, that sports play a major role in our Jewish culture. For 2018, we have two new inductees:
Tom Goldman
Tom Goldman is NPR’s sports correspondent. His reports can be heard throughout NPR’s news programming, including Morning Edition and All Things Considered, and NPR.org. With a beat covering the entire world of professional sports, both in and outside of the United States, Goldman’s reporting covers the broad spectrum of athletics from the people to the business of athletics. During his more than 20 years with NPR, Goldman has covered every major athletic competition including the Super Bowl, the World Series, the NBA Finals, golf and tennis championships, and the Olympic Games, including the recently completed Winter Olympics. His pieces are diverse and include both perspective and context. Goldman often explores people’s motivations for doing what they do, whether it’s solo sailing around the world or pursuing a gold medal. In his reporting, Goldman searches for the stories about the inspirational and relatable amateur and professional athletes. Goldman contributed to NPR’s 2009 Edward R. Murrow award for his coverage of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and to a 2010 Murrow award for contribution to a series on high school football, “Friday Night Lights.” Tom moved to Oregon in 1963 but left for Washington D.C. when he first joined NPR. He moved back to Portland in 2000. Earlier in his career, Goldman’s piece about Native American basketball players earned a 2004 Dick Schaap Excellence in Sports Journalism Award from the Center for the Study of Sport in Society at Northeastern University and a 2004 Unity Award from the Radio-Television News Directors Association.
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Aidan Schneider
Aidan Schneider is the most accurate kicker in the history the Oregon football, hitting 85% of his field goal attempts. As a four year starter, Schneider is also the schools leader in made field goals with 51 and converted 212 extra points during his career. He is second on the Ducks alltime scoring list and will be remembered for his excellence on and off the field. As a walk on from Portland’s Grant High School, Schneider had to earn his way onto the team and was awarded a scholarship after his sophomore year when he won the Vlade award in 2015 as the nation’s most accurate kicker and was 1st team all Pac-12 and a 3rd team All-American.
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2018 Harry Glickman Scholar Athlete Award Winners The Oregon Jewish Sports Hall of Fame, located at the Mittleman Jewish Community Center, accepts applications annually for the Harry Glickman Scholar Athlete Award. This honor is awarded to one male and one female Jewish scholar athlete who lives in Oregon, and is a junior or senior in high school. Applicants are judged on academic and athletic achievements as well as his or her commitment to community service. Winners receive the Harry Glickman Scholar Athlete Award at the MJCC’s Friends of the Center event, along with public recognition at the MJCC and a monetary award.
Laz Glickman
Laz is a senior at Lake Oswego High School where he is a three-sport athlete. Upon graduation, he will have accumulated 10 varsity letters for football, alpine skiing and baseball. In addition to a hectic sports schedule, Laz is an accomplished jazz pianist and excellent student. Currently, Laz is ranked as the #1 slalom racer in the Three Rivers League. Growing up in Bend, Laz played soccer, ice hockey, tennis, and golf, and achieved a green belt in Karate. Academically, Glickman is a member of National Honor Society. As a jazz pianist, Laz participates in an ensemble at the Alan Jones Academy of Music, is in the Lake Oswego High School jazz band, and is a member of Innovation Project. Laz has served the Jewish community during the past few years by playing piano for the residents at the Rose Schnitzer Manor. A lifelong Ducks fan, he will enter the University of Oregon in the Fall, where he plans to double major in business (finance) and music. Laz’s grandfather is Harry Glickman, the founder and President Emeritus of the Portland Trail Blazers, and the namesake of the Harry Glickman Scholar Athlete Award.
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Layton Rosenfeld
Layton Rosenfeld is a junior at the Catlin Gabel School where she is class president. She plays center defense and is team captain for the Portland Thorns Soccer Academy. Layton has also participated at the state and western US levels of the Olympic Developmental Program. She also enjoys playing tennis, basketball, table tennis, and skiing. Layton is president of Catlin’s InvenTeam engineering club, participates in Advocates for Women in Science, Engineering and Math (AWSEM), and organizes a service program supporting teenage refugees from Central and South America in Portland. She has been a part of the Oregon Jewish Community Youth Foundation for three years, and is the OJCYF representative in the National Jewish Teen Funders Network. Layton has the honor of playing Kol Nidre on violin at the family service at Congregation Beth Israel. Layton intends to study biology and the natural sciences and pursue a career in research and teaching.
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2018 Harry Glickman Scholar Athlete Award Nominees Ellie Kobak
Ellie Kobak is a senior at Lincoln High School where she is an International Baccalaureate Diploma candidate and a Member of the National Honor Society for the past three years. This year, she was awarded the nationally recognized Oticon People Award in the student achievement category which recognizes exceptional achievement within the deaf/hearing impaired community to support the changing perceptions of what it means to have a hearing loss. Ellie was named Team Captain for Cross Country Running. For the past three years, she has been a board member of Lincoln Kiwanis Key Club and a peer tutor for Lincoln’s AVID. She was also elected to her Senior Class Government.
Rafael Sibony
Rafael Sibony is a senior at Seaside High School where he is a member of the National Honor Society, Head Activities Coordinator in Student Government, and the Community Connections Club. Rafael maintains a 3.8 GPA while participating in Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, and Track. He was selected as a member of Team USA for the World Maccabiah Games, Israel July 2017 and competed with Team Oregon in the 2016 JCC Maccabi Games in St. Louis, MO.
Samson Sibony
Samson Sibony is a junior at Seaside High School and was inducted into the National Honor Society, received the Award of Excellence for Biology and was named SHS Most Outstanding Chemistry Student 2017 by the Portland Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Samson participates in Soccer, Basketball, and Golf. This year, Samson is First Chair Clarinet and was Band District Champions in 2016. Along with his brother, he played on Team Oregon’s Basketball team for JCC Maccabbi Games in 2016.
Oliver Twain
Oliver Twain is a junior at Sunset High School and has been a Scholar Athlete and on the Honor Roll all three years. Oliver is enrolled currently in International Baccalaureate classes and will be attending a semester in Israel in spring of 2018 through the Alexander Muss High School in Israel Program. He has played on Sunset’s Basketball team since freshman year. 23
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MJCC Legacy Society Legacy Society Members
Mittleman Jewish Community Center created the Friends of the Center Legacy Society to recognize those who have taken the extraordinary step to include MJCC in their estate plan. We are extremely grateful to the current individuals who are members of the Friends of the Center Legacy Society. We would like to ask each and every one of you to consider including Mittleman Jewish Community Center in your estate plan. By joining our Friends of the Center Legacy Society, you can assure that MJCC will continue to be a vital and central hub, filling current and future needs of the Jewish community for years to come. If you have included MJCC in your estate plan, we would like to know so that we can recognize you properly (although you can remain anonymous if you wish.) If you want to notify us that you have already included the MJCC in your plan, or you would like more information on your options for helping to assure our future through your estate, you may contact Steve Albert, Executive Director at salbert@oregonjcc.org or 503.535.3592.
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