2014 Sholom Annual Report
Imagine the Possibilities
Meet “Possibility Thinker� Judy Meisel Page 4.
Imagine the Possibilities Sholom has been providing care and services to our Jewish elderly community and their families for over a century. Sholom began in St. Paul and when it opened its doors at Sholom Home on Midway Parkway, it took on a great tradition of service from its predecessors. It was a dynamic and thriving residence for Jewish elderly. Our parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles all experienced care the “Sholom Way.” The Ackerberg Family Sholom West campus was built to provide service to the Jewish Community and to have a presence on the Minneapolis side of the Mississippi. Then, in 2007, Sholom established itself as a forwardthinking and always-improving provider opening the newer Shaller Family Sholom East campus in St. Paul to serve the community with a state-of-the art center providing the high quality of care we expect from our facilities. Today, more people are living longer and more independently. The Ackerberg Campus—with Sholom Home West, the Roitenberg Family Assisted Living Residence, Knollwood Place and Menorah West—has demonstrated the value, effectiveness and viability of offering a continuum of care on one familiar campus where residents can age in place, and move to different facilities as their needs change. But, nearly 30 years later, these facilities are aging and in need of major renovation and repair. Looking forward in 2015, Sholom is also expanding our Home Care and Hospice programs in order to meet the needs of our community in the most effective way. We are training our home care team in the “Sholom Way”— carefully selecting them for their caring, compassionate 2
attitudes as well as their expertise and special training. We are very proud of the quality of care being provided and strive to continue this excellent standard of care. The Sholom tradition of compassionate care that has existed for generations, where everyone is “family,” must be carried on. Now is the time to “Imagine the Possibilities” and join with the community leadership who are behind this effort. Collectively, we have the strength to fulfill a promise to our parents, grandparents and community by offering the best care possible in every stage of life and in every setting.
Mark Freeman, President
Sholom’s Valued Asset Sholom has a workforce of 930 individuals who provide care, support and compassion to the seniors we serve. What a tremendous asset! In Sholom’s continuing efforts to invest in our greatest asset, which is our staff, the Sholom Nursing Academy is actively engaging prospective students through a rigorous pre-admission student screening by Sholom. This includes student immersion in nurturing personal caring qualities, in-depth clinical training, promoting Jewish cultural values, and ongoing continuing professional mentoring and individual guidance, prior to the staff engagement in the demanding and ever-changing very personal care of clients who are in Sholom’s trust. Those who are chosen to be part of Sholom’s team are hired for their personal attributes—“the heart”— and hand-picked for their talent. Our ongoing experiences have demonstrated that early investment during the hiring process improves the caliber of our students which further increases the value for those we care for, as well as our employees’ understanding. While we have desks, phones, computers, file cabinets, and other valuable equipment, our people that use these assets are the real value at Sholom. When we denigrate our most valued assets, we denigrate ourselves. We know our employees are intelligent and are receptive to challenges that arise. They want to be trusted and acknowledged so that each day they come to work to care for and interact with residents and clients, they can feel that they are a part of the valuable and important mission at Sholom.
What we do works well and continues to get better, benefitting residents, Sholom, and the Twin Cities Jewish community, further demonstrating that employees are our assets, and they are ultimately the incomegenerating engine for Sholom. Though our success may often be seen and measured through our performance indicators and economic drivers, our value to the Jewish community and the residents whom we serve, rests primarily on the people who work at Sholom.
Ben Laub
Ben Laub, Chief Executive Officer
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The Sp i r i t of Pion e e r s
Judy Meisel By Libby Goldstein Parker
As a young girl, Judy lost her mother and countless other family members to the Nazi atrocities. She believes that she survived for a reason.
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udy Meisel is a Holocaust survivor. But that one fact alone does not completely describe this newer resident at Sholom’s Knollwood Place Apartments. We are truly fortunate to have in our midst someone who has changed count less lives—a legacy of which she should be proud, because she is a “possibility thinker.” Though Judy has accomplished much in her nearly eighty-six years, she would be the last to tell you about it. Born in Josvainai, Lithuania, on February 7, 1929, Judy was the youngest of three children. Her father was a lumber and cattle merchant in their shtetl and her mother schooled the three children at home. As she says, “We were ordinary people, deeply rooted in Judaism.” She was aware of anti-Semitism from a young age but says it got progressively worse when the Germans arrived in Lithuania in June 1941. And of course, things got much worse from there, as the Jews were forced first into the Kovna ghetto. Then they eventually were sent to various concentration camps and for most of them, to their deaths. As a young girl at the time, J u dy l o s t h e r m o t h e r a n d
countless other family members to the Nazi atrocities. Judy believes that she survived that horrific period for a reason. Judy and her sister were two of only thirteen people (of 1,500 original prisoners) that survived the Stutthof camp. Weighing in at a mere forty-eight pounds, Judy and her sister miraculously survived the “death march” by pretending to be Christians and taking a boat from Gdansk, Poland to Copenhagen. There they were astounded to learn that many Danes had risked their own lives by helping Jews escape to Sweden. In Denmark, Judy and her sister Rachel were “adopted”
by Poula and Sven Jensen and nursed back to health. Eventually, Judy married a Canadian man and moved to Philadelphia to raise her family. After settling in a Philadelphia suburb with her husband and young family, Judy realized a “lingering sense of injustice,” which, together with a chance meeting with Raymond Pace Alexander walking his dog in their neighborhood, led to her involvement in the Civil Rights movement. She can regale you with a story about a dinner she attended hosted by Alexander (an attorney, local judge and civil rights leader in his own right) and his wife, in
She marched on Washington with Rev. King and was there for his “I Have a Dream” speech. 5
which the late Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. explained the laws of Kashrut to the other guests on Judy’s behalf. She later marched on Wash ington with Rev. King and was there for his “I Have a Dream” speech. Quite simply, Judy was at the very center of the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s. It all started when a race riot broke out in her beloved “City of Brotherly Love” simply because a black family, the Bakers, moved into an all-white neighborhood. Judy was appalled and quickly jumped into action, baking cookies for the Bakers, and thereby lighting a spark of light in her community. This one singular act helped to shape the rest of Judy’s life— and, in turn, the lives of so many young people whom she taught through speaking engagements throughout the United States. Judy has given speeches all over the country, mostly to high school and college students, many of whom still send her cards at the holidays and letters of gratitude, explaining to her that her words have helped to influence their way of thinking about others and sometimes even their chosen career paths. 6
Later in her life, Judy moved to Santa Barbara, CA, and went on to found the Jewish preschool at her local synagogue there. By the time of her move from Santa Barbara to Minneapolis to be closer to her son and daughterin-law, she was a highly-regarded local community leader and a celebrated and nationally recognized advocate for human rights. A scholarship fund in her name exists for students with an interest in human rights through the Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara. Certificates, proclamations, and pages and pages of letters of thanks fill her apartment. Her childhood experiences surely influenced and inspired her lifelong work of educating and working in the Civil Rights movement. It is doubtful that at the young age of fifteen, after escaping a German death march and surviving by hiding in a ditch with her sister, Judy could ever have imagined the possibilities of her life’s work and legacy, but the sum of those experiences have amounted to a truly remarkable legacy that has helped to improve immeasurable lives all over the United States—and a family legacy of which she could not be
more proud. Judy’s offspring continue shaping the world in their own unique ways. They all have in common the values she so clearly instilled in them, and which she continues to share today with her fellow tenants at Sholom.
Sholom Auxiliary The Sholom Auxiliary supports the ‘extras’ at Sholom that make our residents, tenants, and clients feel comfortably at home. The Sholom Auxiliary was originally established to support the residents of the original Sholom Home in St. Paul. Years later, the main focus of the Sholom Auxiliary has not changed—nor has the commitment of the Auxiliary members to the elders that Sholom serves. Today, the Auxiliary serves three main purposes: Fundraising, Programming, and Volunteerism. Through the Food for Your Soul signature event, other special events, the sale of knishes and cookbooks, programming for members that includes luncheons, the Woman of Valor award, a Purim Parade for residents, plus a plethora of volunteer opportunities inside the two Sholom campuses and throughout the community, the Auxiliary makes a difference to Sholom residents, working to bring them all the comforts of home.
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Save the Date! Save the Date
JUNE 18, 2015
For a one-of-a-kind dinner party to benefit Sholom This is the Sholom Auxiliary’s major annual fundraiser.
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Sholom Home Care
Expanding Beyond the Walls The North American home health care industry is huge and growing—quickly. The number of American seniors, 40 million today, is projected to more than double to 87 million by 2050. The average U.S. life expectancy, 73 years in 1975 and 75 a generation ago, reached a record 78 in 2009 and the longevity trend shows no sign of stopping or even slowing. As our community grows older, some people start having trouble doing everyday activ ities like shopping, cooking, and taking care of their home or themselves. The often-heard wish is, “I want to stay in my own home!” The good news is that with the right help you might be able to do just that. Sholom Home Care As a Preferred Choice Sholom’s Home Care has seen tremendous growth since late 2014 8
and early 2015—doubling the number served in only five weeks. There are numerous reasons why the home care industry is seeing such accelerated growth, including: • Increase in need. Millions of people are reaching an age when they will need some sort of home
care, increasing the expanse of the industry. With so many people in need, the industry will respond by growing to accommodate the demand. • Affordability. Many are realizing that home care is a much more affordable route to providing people with the assistance
they need. This is especially true when compared with such things as assisted living facilities and nursing homes. • Aging in place. People are beginning to understand the importance of helping the elderly be able to age in place, or stay in their own home. This helps them maintain some independence, be happier, and be able to stay in their familiar surroundings. Home care is the option that allows them to do this. • Convenience. Rather than taking the elderly or sick out of the home for appointments, the home care industry can bring many of those services to the person. This provides a convenient route to getting people the assistance they need. What is Home Care? Home care services fall mainly into two categories: skilled home health care and non-medical home care. Home health care is provided by licensed medical professionals, such as registered nurses, social workers and therapists. Non-medical home care, such as personal care, homem aker or companionship services,
is provided by professional caregivers. Home health care and nonmedical home care providers charge by the hour, whereas assisted living facilities and nursing homes typically charge by the day or month. Depending on how many hours are needed per week, home health care and non-medical home care usually are costeffective alternatives until such time that a person’s care needs become more medically complex or staying at home becomes unsafe. Who Pays for These Services? Medicare has been the largest single source of revenue to pay for in-home health care services, accounting for 37 percent of the total. The rest is private, long-term care insurance and out-of-pocket costs (22 percent), Medicaid (19 percent) and local governments (20 percent). Medicare will pay for skilled nursing services and home health services provided for up to 7 days per week, for no more than 8 hours per day, and 28 hours per week. Medicare pays in full for certain medical supplies provided by the Medicare-certified home
Sholom’s Home Care has seen tremendous growth since late 2014 and early 2015—doubling the number served in only five weeks. health agency, such as wound dressings and catheters needed for care. Medicare also pays 80 percent of its approved amount for certain pieces of medical equipment, such as a wheelchair or walker. The remaining 20 percent is the co-payment that must be paid by the consumer. 9
Medicaid pays for certain serv- ices under Home and CommunityBased Services waiver programs, but only if providers are certified by Medicaid. The Department of Veterans Affairs reimburses U.S. Armed Service veterans on a case-by-case basis. Some veterans who did not serve on active duty outside the United States fail to realize that they qualify for home care benefits. It all sounds pretty complicated to the average consumer and quite frankly, it is! Fortunately, Sholom’s Medicarecertified Home Care team has the experts in place to help people navigate these complexities. Those interested in working in the home care field can take comfort in knowing that the industry is seeing a lot of growth, so jobs will be plentiful. Sholom Home Care will also
grow as we will continue to be able to hire additional people to meet the growing demand for care. The growth in the home care
industry is an all around win-win situation. Welcome home to Sholom!
SHOLOM HOME CARE Our experienced team is devoted to providing you the highest quality of care. Whether your needs are simple or complex, Sholom Home Care will help. To learn more, visit sholomhomecare.org. 10
2014–15 Boards of Directors SHOLOM BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Mark Freeman Vice Presidents Steve Brand Bill Gotlieb Phyllis Karasov John MacDonald Polly Saxon Treasurer Jerry Rudick
President Mark Freeman
Secretary Margie Solomon Immediate Past President Barry Newman Directors Neil Borenstein Allen Freeman Bill Horne Jay Goldberg Jon Gordon
Grant Kamin Becca Kvasnik (Auxiliary President) Brian Krisko Nancy Lane Jon Parritz Paul Ross Michael Saxon (Foundation President) Scott Seiler Michael Shields Julie Swiler
SHOLOM FOUNDATION
President Michael Saxon
President Michael Saxon President Elect Mark Freeman Vice President David Gantman Treasurer Lisa Heilicher Secretary Janie Berg Directors Steve A. Brand*
Lisa Capp Bob Cohen Arne Divine* Jay Dworsky Michael Epstein Neil Fink Allen Freeman* Jay D. Goldberg* Cheryl Goldenberg Debbie Goldenberg Harold Goldfine Jon Gordon* Robert Hartman*
Susan FeinbergHughes Elaine Johnson Robert Karon* Adam Klarfeld Becca Kvasnik (Auxiliary President) Joy Leibman Josh Ribnick Mann Neil Moses-Zirkes Louis Newman Mark Ratner Ada Rubenstein z”l
Jerry Rudick Herb Schechter Charles Selcer* Michelle Shaller Thomas Sherman* Ben Steinberg Lloyd Stern* Jerome Yugend z”l* Drew Zamansky *Past Presidents
SHOLOM AUXILIARY President Becca Kvasnik Vice President Membership Layne Rosen & Susie Held Vice President Programming for Members Rollye Rinkey
President Becca Kvasnik
Vice President Programming for Residents Sharon Kieffer and Diane Mintz Treasurer Tracy Truesdell Recording Secretary Linda Romeo
Directors Barb Hoffman Sheila Leventhal Sheri Rosen Laurie Smith Immediate Past President Nancy Getzkin Life Board Members Marion Klein Ann Miller Beryl Strickon z”l 11
Sholom Housing Options 12
Assisted Living ROITENBERG FAMILY ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE 3610 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 908.1776 Numero-Steinfeldt Foundation Assisted Living Pavilion We offer 52 studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with either traditional or enhanced assisted living services. Here’s a sampling of our amenities: • Family-style living rooms, sunrooms, gardens, and walking paths • On site fitness center and Live 2 B Healthy® fitness classes • On site beauty and barber shop • Private dining and catering services available • Utilities included • Access to Ackerberg Family Campus continuum & hospice • Full calendar of activities, classes, and community events • Kosher dining—all meals and snacks included • Housekeeping and laundry service included • Scheduled van service • Ask about short-term stays!
BENTSON FAMILY ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE 730 Kay Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102 • (651) 328.2023 • 48 studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments • Emergency call systems • Access to home care services through Sholom Home Care • Full calendar of activities, classes and community events • Kosher dining—all meals and snacks included • Housekeeping and laundry service included • Wellness programs • Scheduled van service • 24 hour staffing
ENHANCED ASSISTED LIVING If your loved one requires a higher level of care than what is offered in a traditional assisted living setting, talk to us. We can help you find what best suits your loved one’s needs. 13
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Memory Care JAY & ROSE PHILLIPS CENTER FOR MEMORY CARE 730 Kay Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102 (651) 328.2023 • 18 studio apartments • Specialized programs and services fostering independence and wellness for individuals experiencing mild to moderate stages of dementia and memory loss • Sholom Home Care staff on site 24/7
LEO & DORIS HODROFF PAVILION FOR MEMORY CARE 3610 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 908.1776 • 24 studio apartments • Specialized programs and services fostering independence and wellness for individuals experiencing mild to moderate stages of dementia and memory loss • Sholom Home Care staff on site 24/7
Skilled Nursing & Short-term Rehabilitation SHIRLEY CHAPMAN SHOLOM HOME EAST 740 Kay Avenue St. Paul, MN 55102 (651) 328.2000 • 108 bed care center with private rooms and baths • Short term rehabilitation, long term, respite, memory, hospice, and palliative care • Chapel, library, gift shop/deli, beauty/barber shop • Rooftop outdoor patios • Sholom Johnson Hospice Center
SHOLOM HOME WEST 3620 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park MN 55426 (952) 935.6311 • 179 bed care center • Outdoor garden courtyard • Chapel, library, gift shop, beauty/barber shop • Short term rehabilitation, long term, respite, memory, hospice, and palliative care
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Market-rate Senior Apartment Homes KNOLLWOOD PLACE APARTMENTS 3630 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 939.1605 • 153 1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes • Controlled entry, emergency call system & heated underground parking • Access to home care services provided by Sholom Home Care; staff on site 24/7 • Full calendar of activities, classes and community events
HUD-supported Apartment Homes MENORAH PLAZA 4925 Minnetonka Blvd. St. Louis Park, MN 55416 (952) 653.3680 • 151 1 and 2 bedroom apartment homes 16
• Recreational, cultural, and social programming • Dining services • State funded, waivered services for customized living programs available • Access to home care services through Sholom Home Care; staff on site 24/7
MENORAH WEST 3600 Phillips Parkway St. Louis Park, MN 55426 (952) 653.3680 • 45 1 bedroom apartment homes • Recreational, cultural, and social programming • Meal programs available • State funded waivered services for customized living program available • Access to home care services through Sholom Home Care; staff available 24/7
HARRY & JEANETTE WEINBERG APARTMENTS 760 Perlman Street St. Paul, MN 55102 (651) 925.8000 • 45 1 bedroom apartment homes • Recreational, cultural, and social programming • State funded waivered services for customized living program available • Underground parking • Access to home care services through Sholom Home Care; staff available 24/7
Sholom Services Also on the Rossy & Richard Shaller Family East Campus
Community-wide SHOLOM HOME CARE (952) 939.1649 Enables seniors to continue to live in their own homes while receiving high quality home health and personal care services.
Sholom Home Care is Medicare certified and is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Health Care.
SHOLOM JOHNSON HOSPICE AGENCY (651) 328.2091 Hospice care wherever you live; providing physical, emotional, and spiritual care to individuals and their families as the end of life approaches.
DAVID FEINBERG VITALITY & AQUATICS CENTER 730 Kay Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102 • (651) 328.2051 • Warm water therapy pool • Certified trainers
SHOLOM CATERING St. Paul: (651) 328.2034 Minneapolis: (612) 590.5271 In need of Kosher catering for all your party needs? Sholom Catering has the right food for any occasion! Go to www.sholomcatering.com.
ROITENBERG FAMILY ADULT DAY CENTER 730 Kay Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102 • (651) 328.2015 • Enriching programming • Socialization • Nutritious meals • Secure environment 17
Sholom Financials STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Statement of Financial Position Sholom and Affiliates Consolidated ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents - Investments Short Term Accounts Receivable Current Assets Limited as to Use Other Current Assets Total Current Assets ASSETS LIMITED AS TO USE Less: Current Portion Total Assets Limited to Use (Net of Current Portion) PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT
2014 $
3,731,348 213,439 4,704,714 1,594,672 282,396 10,526,569
2013 $
4,984,437 760,986 3,753,035 1,722,352 368,423 11,589,233
38,744,711 1,594,672
33,508,338 1,722,352
37,150,039
31,785,986
80,501,612
82,900,341
OTHER ASSETS
1,766,693
1,842,197
TOTAL ASSETS
$ 129,944,913
$ 128,117,757
REVENUE BY SOURCE
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2014
2013
LIABILITIES CURRENT LIABILITIES Current Portion of LTD Accounts Payable Accrued Expenses Deferred Revenue Total Current Liabilities
13,405,292 2,368,520 3,197,107 36,468 19,007,387
13,374,176 967,385 2,998,356 70,201 17,410,118
LONG-TERM LIABILITIES Trust and Security Deposits Deferred Compensation LTD, Less Current Portions Interest Rate Swap Agreement Total Long-Term Liabilities
444,903 243,204 49,490,646 1,167,639 51,346,392
403,741 262,596 50,517,061 1,354,222 52,537,620
TOTAL LIABILITIES
70,353,779
69,947,738
NET ASSETS Unrestricted Temporary Restricted Permanently Restricted Total Net Assets
29,894,309 6,487,321 23,209,504 59,591,134
31,279,663 5,198,665 21,691,691 58,170,019
$ 129,944,913
$ 128,117,757
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Sholom Financials Statement of Activities STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Sholom and Affiliates Consolidated UNRESTRICTED REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT Net Resident Service Revenue Rental Revenue Other Operating Revenue Unrestricted Contributions Investment Income Net Assets Released from Restrictions Used for Operations Total Revenues, Gains and Other Support OPERATING EXPENSES Programs and Services Management and General Development and Fundraising Total Operating Expenses OPERATING LOSS NONOPERATING GAINS (LOSSES) AND OTHER SUPPORT Realized and Unrealized Loss on Investments Grant Revenue Total Nonoperating Gains and Other Support
2014
2013
36,392,993 9,491,903 2,508,248 2,266,532 248,203 1,480,226 $ 52,388,105
34,465,960 10,034,059 2,291,165 1,150,327 519,784 1,488,605 $ 49,949,900
44,614,702 9,219,379 829,790
42,324,984 8,685,046 808,660
$ 54,663,871
$ 51,818,690
$ (2,275,766)
$ (1,868,790)
190,704 699,708 890,412
Deficit of Revenues, Gains and Other Support Over Expense
$ (1,385,354)
588,705 187,855 776,560 $ (1,092,230)
Increase in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets
1,288,656
866,577
Increase in Permanently Restricted Net Assets
1,517,813
947,554
58,170,019
57,448,118
$ 59,591,134
$ 58,170,019
Net Assets, Beginning of Year Net Assets, End of Year
REVENUE BY SOURCE
Foundation 3%
HUD 5%
Programs and Services 93% Fundraising
Housing 24%
SCA 0%
Nursing Home 59%
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Looking to the Future
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Sholom
Sholom Auxiliary
Sholom Foundation
1. Become a member of Sholom and receive dual membership with Sholom Auxiliary. Choose from several membership levels, or become a life member! Use the envelope included in this report to show your support! 2. Become a Bed & Breakfast Backer. Join the Sholom devotees who understand and support our mission to care for the elderly. Bed and Breakfast Backers contribute in increments of $25 or more per month to offset Sholom’s operating losses. Backers are automatically members of Sholom. To become a Bed & Breakfast Backer, call (952) 934.1664. 3. Acknowledge a special occasion or memorialize someone with a donation to Sholom. T o make a tribute or donation on our website at www.sholom.com, click on “Giving” and learn how! For more information on all of these options, call (952) 939.1664. 4. Volunteer your time and talents at Sholom. Give an hour or a day, once or on a regular basis. To learn more about the countless volunteer opportunities available, call: (952) 939.1627 (St. Louis Park) or (651) 328.2068 (St. Paul).
Created to enrich, enhance, and bring comfort to Sholom residents and tenants through fundraising efforts.
Ensuring Sholom programs, services, and facilities for our elderly loved ones, ourselves, and generations to come....
The Auxiliary has provided many “extras” for Sholom residents and tenants through the years, including purchasing special equipment and offsetting the “in-house” beauty/ barber shop fees. Sales of Auxiliary-made “Delicious Knishes,” the “Food for Show, Food on the Go” cookbook, and Special Service cards all directly benefit Sholom, so mark your calendars now for the third Thursday in June, when the Auxiliary will bring you the annual Food for Your Soul (FFYS) event, which continues to be a resounding success every year! Auxiliary specific endowments are another way to support the Auxiliary’s efforts. Endowments support specific programs such as communication; others are there for where the need is greatest. To find out how you can create an Auxiliary endowment fund or to become a member, call 952.939.1594. The dual membership program of Sholom and the Auxiliary has been tremendously successful. Be sure to renew your membership for the next year, or, if you aren’t already a member, you can join anytime! Join online at www.sholom.com or call (952) 939.1620.
The sole mission of Sholom Foundation is to raise sufficient endowment and annual funds to generate financial support for Sholom services and facilities; and to promote excellence in care to those served by Sholom for generations to come. Serving the fastest-growing population—seniors over the age of 65—and ever-decreasing government reimbursements for long-term care makes the need for a reliable source of funding for Sholom more important than ever. The Foundation’s fundraising efforts are concentrated in the following areas: planned gifts, current and future pledges of cash, stock, property, and estate gifts that name Sholom Foundation as a beneficiary in a will, life insurance policy, qualified retirement fund or trust, or charitable trust—all of which may establish named funds to support Sholom in perpetuity. To learn more about how you can make a difference with your gift to Sholom Foundation, call Executive Director Joel Mandel at (952) 939.1593. Donate online: www.sholomfoundation.com.
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Dedicated Members Sholom/Auxiliary Life Members Ruth Aaron Margo & Barry Abelson Bonnie & Alvin Abrahamson Joan & Jack Abrahamson Lucille Abramovitz Richard Abrams Carolyn Abramson Joy & David Abramson Lynn & Buddy Abramson Sandy & Ed Abramson Marian Adcock Elaine & Mark Adelman Jean Adelson John Adler Marjorie Adler Tracey & Ken Agranoff Charlotte Aizman Nance Alexander Doddie Altman Clarita & David Anderson Meredith & Greg Anderson Mary & William Andler Loni & Darrell Ansel Phyllis Appelbaum Sally Appelbaum Al Apple Erika & Paul Applebaum Lorraine & Sid Applebaum Molly & Steve Applebaum Stuart Applebaum Deborah & Michael Armel Jan & Josh Arnold Naomi & Neil Arnold Jason & Joyce Aronson Lorraine Astren Ruth Atlas Rose Averbach Wendy & Howie Bach Kristi Bader & Gary Swartz 22
Molly & Sidney Bader Abby & Shel Badzin Fern Badzin Sandra & Barry Baines Robert Baldinger Wendy & Steven Baldinger Karen & Ronald Balto Adrienne & Morton Bank Stephanie & David Bank Gerda Bankhalter Sally & Charlie Bans Shirley Baratz Bettie Barenbaum Marilyn & Larry Barenbaum Estelle & Harvey Barisof Etta & Mike Barry Melanie & Charles Barry Patti & Jev Baskin Betty Baumgarten Roselynn Bearman Barbara & Lee Bearmon Janie & Terry Becker Janet & Robert Behringer Ginger & Martin Bell Myrna & Gary Bell Sally & James Beloff Judi Belzer & Jerry Waldman Linda & Paul Benenson Barbara Bentson Margo Berdass Pearl & Daniel Berdass Carol & Michael Berde Doris Berde Janie & David Berg Judy & James Berg Beverly & Phil Berman Constance Berman Jan Berman Lois Berman Lyle Berman Toby & Frank Berman Lisa & Alan Bernick
Marcia & Herb Bernick Vivian & Steven Bernick Harriet Bernstein Sheila Bernstein Shirley & Marshall Besikof Linda & Butch Bialick Helena Bigos Betsy & Barry Birnberg Tammy & Carl Birnberg Ruth Blackman Rhonda & Charles Bland Donna & Alan Block Arline Bloom Bette Ann & Richard Bloom Bobby & Phil Bloom Peggy & Richard Bloom Shirley Bloomfield Abigail Rose & Michael Blum Ardis & Fred Blumenthal Shussie & Allen Blumenthal Lou Ann Bongard Ellen & Rudy Boschwitz Michele & Jeff Boston Gail & Steve Brand Raleigh Brand Joy & Gerald Bratter Darlene & Larry Braufman Linda & Miles Braufman Maddy Braufman Farrel & William Braunstein Elly & Irv Braverman Joan & Harvey Bream Shirley Breitman Pam Brin Karen & Ivan Brodsky Phyllis & Sanford Brody Cathy & Richard Broms Marilyn & Timothy Broms
Ronnie & Roger Brooks Jane & David Broude Sandra & David Brown Michelle & Steve Buchert Eli Budd Marlene & Jim Bukstein Marcia & James Bunin Richard & Susan Bunin Beverly Bunin-Gillman Joni & Bill Burg Judith & Robert Burnam Harriette & Fred Burstein Elaine Burton Ricki & Conrad Butwinick Nancy Calvin Esther & Martin Capp Susan Chalfen Marilyn & Harvey Chanen Meriam Charney Sharon & Stan Chauss Myra Chazin Marilyn & Rich Chern Marcia & Mark Cherniack Ida Raye Chernin Shirlee Clein Bobby & Elliot Cohen Ethelyn & Howard Cohen Diane & Richard Cohen Paula & Arvin Cohen Rusty & Burt Cohen Sally Cohen Sharon & Marvin Cohen Vernice & Jack Cohen Barbara Cohn Barbie Cohn & Tony Andreasen Cara & Herb Cohn Peggy & Billy Cohn Susan & Marc Cohn Robin & Jack Conn Frances & Gregg Corwin
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Ann & Dan Klein Marcia Jaffee Koester Donamae Koppelman Diane & Allen Kuperman Becca & Jon Kvasnik Harriet Lane Arlene & Zvi Leibovich Helene Feinberg Lesser Bea & Richard Levey Ruth & Jerry Levine Harriet Levy Rhoda & Don Mains Peggy & Joel Mandel Josh Ribnick Mann Marcia & Phil Marcus Gayle Marko Ethel Mayeron Barbara & Sol Minsberg Amy & Barry Newman Gayle Newman Joan & Richard Newmark Trisha & Evan Niefeld Marcia & Allen Oleisky Michael Orren Marsha & Harvey Ostrow June & Alvin Perlman
Liz & Jack Pink Lil Raen Samuel Rafowitz Wendy & Jeff Ringer Phyllis & Lloyd Robinson Connie & Paul Ross Bernice Rosten Elaine & Jerald Rudick Sandy & Jim Rutzick Anne Rae Sanderson Gail & Mark Satz Polly & Michael Saxon Eileen & Harold Scherling Gloria & Rudy Schoen Ruth Ann & Richard Schumeister Martin Segal Berta & Stanley Shapiro Leslee & Mert Shapiro Bert Shear Doris & Eddie Sherman Estie & Jim Sherman Len Silesky Blanche S. Singer Dorothy & Bill Sipkins Diane & Rick Smookler Cathy Snyder
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