DPJCC Annual Report 18-19

David PosnackANNUALREP2O0R18T-2019 JCC

TABLE OF CONTENTS A letter from our CEO and Board Chair.................. 3 Membership........................................................................ 5 2 Susan & Saul Singer Early Childhood Center......... 6 After-School....................................................................... 8 Maccabi Tzair...................................................................... 9 Nora A. Kreger Camp Kadima....................................10 Giborim U and Posnack Family Foundation of Hollywood Camp Giborim...................................... 12 Family................................................................................... 13 Adults...................................................................................14 JCares.................................................................................. 15 Cultural Arts.......................................................................16 Israeli and Latin Initiatives............................................ 17 Sports & Wellness............................................................18 JCC Maccabi Games®.....................................................19 Strategic Planning and Financials............................20 Philanthropy..................................................................... 22 DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

ENRICHING LIVES BY CONNECTING PEOPLE Our purpose statement, “enriching lives by connecting people,” appears on our materials and sets the tone for everything we do at the David Posnack Jewish Community Center. The “J” is open to all regardless of faith, age or ability. We want everyone to feel at home. As you turn the pages of this, our first annual report, you will see that we strive for excellence in our facilities, programs and services. We are a hub of activity, providing cultural, educational, social, recreational and wellness programs for individuals and families across the age spectrum from infancy to senior adults. We take tremendous pride in our award-winning programs for early childhood, camp and after-school and our program for children and adults with special needs. In 2018-2019 we implemented a new five-year strategic roadmap that includes a variety of large capital improvement projects, strives for center excellence and seeks to expand our footprint in the community. The roadmap sets goals to enhance our present and protect our future. As a nonprofit, we strive for a business model that is results-driven, both in return on our investment and return on our mission. What we do impacts people’s lives every day and is what makes our work especially meaningful. We sincerely value our JCC members, board of directors, volunteers, donors, partners and staff. They enable us to offer the highest quality programs and services to our community. Thank you all for being instrumental in creating David Posnack JCC’s story and thank you for allowing the “J” to be part of yours! The “J” Cares, Diane Wilen, Ph. D. Scott Ehrlich, M. A. Board Chair Chief Executive Officer DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019 3

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2018 WAS THE YEAR THE DAVID POSNACK JCC MEMBERSHIP CELEBRATED 30 YEARS ON ITS PERMANENT HOME, THE NINA & LOUIS SILVERMAN CAMPUS. 4,825 246 active military and first The David Posnack JCC prides itself on welcoming individuals of all ages, ethnicities, faiths and members call the responders given gratis abilities. Many members call the “J” their second home, and we view that as an honor and a DPJCC “home” privilege. Our membership categories reflect most lifestyles from individuals to families, students memberships to seniors. 90% The DPJCC’s 40-acre campus is located in the heart of southwest Broward County and is home retention rate to an award-winning early childhood learning center, after-school program and summer camp. Children and adults with special needs may experience an award-winning summer camp and a weekday program filled with enrichment and life skills classes. Members enjoy a fully-equipped fitness center, two air-conditioned gymnasiums, clay tennis courts, pickleball courts, indoor racquetball and handball courts, hot yoga, TRX® and Spin® studios, among many other amenities. DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019 “I have met many ‘J people’ on this campus (those that have had a connection with a JCC throughout their lives) and although I was not one of them (I was eight years old when my parents immigrated to the U.S.), I certainly became one! The Posnack JCC has literally saved my family in more ways than I can count and I can’t help but shout its praises from the rooftops!!” –Anonymous member 5

EARLY CHILDHOOD SUSAN & SAUL SINGER EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER 6 • Ages 2 months through pre-K • V oluntary pre-K program (VPK) • A .P.P.L.E. accredited • Gold Seal Certification • Infant/Toddler care center Each day when parents arrive at the Susan & Saul Singer Early Childhood Learning Center, they experience peace-of-mind as they leave their children in a secure, caring and supportive environment. Children are grouped by age, mobility and development. The values of respect, kindness, compassion and tikkun olam (repairing the world) are continuously emphasized by the licensed, certified professional faculty. The Singer Early Childhood Learning Center has amenities that are unsurpassed by other preschools and include: the state-of-the-art, outdoor Feig Family Playground, JSmart Tech Center, an indoor playground, the Flo & Hy Siegel Pan-to-Plate Culinary Institute, two air-conditioned basketball courts for creative play, a climate-controlled swimming pool, a kiddie pool, a splash pad, tennis courts and the Orlove Auditorium, a professional- style theater/auditorium. “Growing up as a JCC baby, it wasn’t hard looking for a preschool for our kids. I knew it was the right place for us when our son started asking if his teachers would come over for playdates. We couldn’t imagine being anywhere else.” -Sarah Verchow, preschool mom The infant-toddler center and preschool curriculum are sensory-based and created with the interests of young children and their milestones in mind. The preschool’s goal is to create learning spaces where children can exercise their bodies and their minds as they explore and grow. Language development, math and conceptual skills, social and cooperative play are part of every young child’s day. Skills taught are: early, emergent reading and mathematics; social skills, basic science and STEM and friendship/community. The curriculum of the Singer Early Childhood Learning Center is rounded out with a large number of ‘specials.’ Included are: music, movement, library, Judaica, swim, splash pad, physical education, yoga, karate, cooking, science and technology. “This place has made a meaningful difference in the lives of the entire Eisinger family. We are honored to have the opportunity to help push the early childhood center into the 21st century.” -Debby Eisinger, kids are alumni and grandkids are currently enrolled DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

Florida weather is conducive for the preschool’s large outdoor garden. Annually, children plant all kinds of fruits, vegetables and herbs. They love watching everything grow and enjoy weeding, watering, feeding the plants, and finally, eating everything! 225 15 total students classrooms The preschool educators teach Jewish culture and holidays through the lens of the Jewish Community Center Association’s Sheva and Ethical Start programs. Children joyously learn about and celebrate the annual cycle of Jewish holidays. The J community is open to all and proudly guided by Jewish values. The professional faculty of the preschool takes great pride in their love of children and their desire to create and sustain a child-centered program. The staff is always excited to learn and grow along with their young students. The Parent Teacher Organization is a jewel in the crown of the preschool. Parents make their forever friends here as they both ‘fund’ and ‘friend’-raise. “As a transplant from Tel Aviv and New York, it has been a blessing to have our family find a community and our three children connect with their Jewish/Israeli identity.” -Shai Colodner, preschool dad 60 $120,419 graduates in given in scholarships 2018-2019 SUSAN & SAUL SINGER Early Childh d Learning Center DAVID POSNACK JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019 7

AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM Kids’ Crown Award for Best After-School Program in Broward County from South Florida Parenting Offered Monday-Friday from 2-6 p.m. for grades K-8. DPJCC membership not required. Every weekday afternoon 190 children happily arrive at the David Posnack JCC on buses from area public schools to their “home away from home” — the JCC’s after-school adventure program. Kindergartners through eighth graders have so many activities to choose from, and parents have peace-of-mind knowing that their kids are safe, happy and in a place they really want to be. So many adventures await our after-school students. They may create projects in arts and crafts, learn technology in the computer lab, exert excess energy playing ga-ga or kickball, compete with their friends in the game room, start homework in the supervised homework room, shoot hoops on the basketball courts, or just hang out with friends. 20+ 11 enrichment classes schools picked offered up from Parents may also sign their children up for a multitude of extracurricular programs like: basketball, dance, aviation, basic electronics, gymnastics, cooking, karate, drone making, soccer, swimming, jazzy art, magic, tennis, yoga, robotics, science and basic engineering. No boredom allowed! One other treat: winter and spring break mini-camps and vacation days when the public schools are closed! The JCC fills these days with activities, field trips and snacks. 8 DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

CONNECTING JEWISH KIDS, MACCABI TZAIR DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERS 9 Maccabi Tzair is a branch of Maccabi World Union, a Jewish youth movement whose directive is to pass on Jewish culture and traditions. The goal is to find and strengthen Jewish identity and connection to Israel. The madrichim (counselors and leaders) work tirelessly to guide and impact the young chanichim (participants and kids). Maccabi Tzair is for ages 5-18 with age appropriate activities for each group. “As a madricha, I’ve had the honor of teaching kids and young adults how to become leaders and the importance of teaching Jewish values. Maccabi has had a huge impact on my life. Working in a community has strengthened my Jewish values and helped me grow as a leader. Without this organization I would not be the person I am today!” -Deborah Ghelman, Maccabi Tzair madricha 45+ 135+ madrichim chanichim 35 10 yearly events yearly special events (including a trip to 350 Costa Rica!) participants attended 250+ the Maccabi Hanukkah people came together Games for the annual Challah Bake DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

NORA A. KREGER  #1  1,007 voted favorite camp by total campers attended CAMP KADIMA Broward Family Life throughout the summer 10 Our award-winning summer camp can boast record-setting attendance numbers for 2019 and rightly so. From ages 18 months through grade 9, campers enjoyed a myriad of activities on our expansive 40-acre campus that includes on-site pools, two playgrounds, tennis and basketball courts, sports fields and batting cages, two air-conditioned gymnasiums, a professional-style theater, a computer and technology room, among many other amenities. If a traditional camp experience was what you desired for your children, Camp Kadima had three traditional camps, divided by age and appropriate activities. If a more specialized summer was what you were looking for, Camp Kadima offered up its premier camps: JTech, JGirls, JTheater, JSports and JHoops. Teens and tweens could select Extreme Adventure Camp for grades 6-8 and Leaders- in-Training (LIT) for grade 9. Most all of the camps participated in field trips on air-conditioned buses, camp family night, weekly special events, late night programs, color war (Maccabiah), a sing-off (Zimriah), weekly Israeli programs and Shabbat celebrations. “Camp Kadima is my kids’ favorite summer getaway. They explore their interests, go on adventures and create friendships that last a lifetime.” -Einav Cabrera, mother of two happy campers In the weeks between camp ending and school beginning, many parents and campers enjoyed the JSummer Days program with a variety of camps to keep the kids (and parents) happy during the last days of summer vacation. $75,636 30,888 popsicles scholarship dollars consumed given out DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

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GIBORIM U & Camp Giborim CAMP GIBORIM Named by Posnack Family Foundation of Hollywood FOR CHILDREN, TEENS AND ADULTS Giborim U WITH SPECIAL NEEDS Winner for Outstanding Program by the JCC Association of North America 12 In 1991 the David Posnack JCC formed Camp Giborim, a division of the JCC’s traditional summer camp, but specifically for individuals with special needs. That first summer, Camp Giborim (meaning heroes in Hebrew) had 15 campers enrolled. Since then enrollment has increased to 164 campers, limited only by facility space and monetary resources. Camp Giborim is filled with innovative activities and creative programs that help develop your camper’s life and socialization skills. Over 90% of campers and staff return every summer for the opportunity to put all the stressors of the school year aside and just have fun! All campers participate in a variety of camp activities that include karate, swimming, yoga and field trips. “Gib U is more than just a place for our guys to take a class. Many thanks for your relentless injections of positivity and possibilities.” -Jeanette, mother of two Gib U participants Based on continuous requests from parents and educators, David Posnack JCC realized that special needs populations desired more programming on a daily basis — specifically, enrichment courses offered in late afternoon and early evening. After much planning and consultations, in 2017 the JCC established Giborim U, a program serving youth, ages 6+, and adults, ages 18+. Courses offered focus on the arts, sports and wellness. Supported by a grant from Jewish Federation of Broward County, life skills courses were added. These strengthen socialization skills, culinary skills, financial accountability and independence. Giborim U also features “Sunday Socials,” where participants enjoy activities that take place on the J campus or off site. Camp Giborim and Giborim U include, but are not limited to, individuals diagnosed with Autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, developmental delays and various other disabilities. First-time applicants for either program must meet the JCC and Giborim U admission requirements as determined by a completed intake process. Camp Giborim and Giborim U expand the footprint for those with special needs throughout South Florida in a fun, educational, positive, inclusive and productive way. 160+ 100+ Camp Giborim Giborim U participants participants $45,243 $30,000 scholarship dollars for life skills given out programming DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

Mishpacha, or family in Hebrew, is a core priority FAMILY at the David Posnack JCC. We come together for holidays like Hanukkah, Purim and Sukkot. We 13 bring community together. We laugh, we bond and we grow together. 6 huge holiday celebrations and family events The JFace committee celebrated our families through inclusive programming that focused on engaging the larger Jewish community within Broward County. Families with children ages 5-13 participated in a host of events just for them. JFace organized a seamless way to meet and socialize with others in the same stage of life. One perk for David Posnack JCC members, Parents Night Out! Kids currently enrolled in the Singer Early Childhood Learning Center (age 1 through pre-K) and elementary kids in kindergarten and up were invited to have a jam-packed night at the J while their parents hit the town. DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

ADULTS The David Posnack JCC gives adults a place to belong. Events and programs are educational, cultural, stimulating and just plain fun. Social connection and community 14 are crucial factors for adult independence. That’s why close to 410 adults engage on a monthly basis with lunches, weekly programs and special events. The most popular programs offered: mah-jongg & canasta, world news, studio art, Growing Wiser and knitting. 13,000+ hot, nutritious lunches served to seniors at the weekday lunch program for people ages 60+ “In all the years I have had Parkinson’s I’ve never experienced the exhilaration I have here at the David Posnack JCC. The boxing classes bring out an aspect of me I haven’t felt in years.” — A member with Parkinson’s “We’ve got only good things to say about this place. We came here and we fell in love. Everybody is so helpful! We love all the instructors. There are also so many programs going on that we don’t even take advantage of! It’s a very well run facility. We are very fortunate to have this place.” –Dianne and Len Bethards, participants for four years “The lunches are the best. It’s not only the food, it’s the company. I couldn’t find these kinds of friends anywhere else. This is one of the best programs.” -Anonymous JLunch participant 12 4 free Parkinson’s Foundation day trips (including to Vizcaya classes offered for individuals Museum & Gardens and with the disease the Broward Center for the Performing Arts) DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

J CARES JCares, David Posnack JCC’s community action team, is an initiative started by David Posnack JCC board chair, Dr. Diane Wilen that encourages a caring community both inside and outside our J’s walls. JCares welcomes enthusiastic, energetic volunteers, regardless of age, faith and ability, to use their skills and spare time to make the community a better place. JCares often partners with local and national organizations and agencies, contributing resources to make the biggest impact. COMMUNITY IMPACT: • A round the World in Pink — In partnership with 750 Sharsheret, the Jewish breast and ovarian cancer • S chool Supply Drives — Collected boxes of supplies organization, participated in fitness fundraisers pounds of food collected in for Broward Education Foundation partnership with Feeding • J CC Global — In partnership with Harvest Drive, South Florida • Guest Reading Day — Volunteers and members mothers and daughters packed boxes of food for of the JCC board of directors read and discussed families in the Broward County school system 150+ books and the joy of reading with early childhood education students • Habitat for Humanity — Volunteers fixed roof and gifts donated for Jewish painted inside and outside of house Adoption and Family Care • S pecial Day of Screenings — In partnership with Options and Children’s Harbor Special Olympics, offered free vision, hearing and • L unch Service — Honored and served volunteers dental screening; offered free glasses, hearing aids who regularly help at senior lunch and fluoride treatments DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019 15

CULTURAL ARTS Shared community experiences and the ability to bring unique programs drives the David Posnack JCC’s cultural arts team season after season. This year, the Orlove Auditorium welcomed a wide range of talent from across the globe. The Diane & Barry Wilen Jewish Book Festival celebrated over 30 years of noted authors, journalists, scholars, politicians and personalities of our day. Susie Fishbein, Kosher by Design cookbook author and Steven Levenson, the Tony Award winning co-creator of Dear Evan Hansen, gave us a glimpse into their creative minds. Professional Israeli tennis player Shahar Pe’er taught us about grit, iconic fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi showed us how to dress to impress, and Grateful Dead photographer Jay Blakesberg explained what life was like behind the lens. The Jewish Film Festival engaged and entertained diverse audiences, showcasing award-winning films that inform, educate, and most of all, dazzle. This season saw the start of Second Sundays, a film program on the second Sunday of every month in partnership with and screened at the NSU Art Museum in Fort Lauderdale. Our music program, JJAMZ, brought in top international, national and local musicians for the third season in a row. This season, musicians from Preservation Hall All-Stars, hailing from New Orleans, engaged a multi- generational audience with upbeat jazz. JJAMZ created a strong musical presence in the South Florida community yet again. 6,500 85 participants enjoyed a vibrant generous donors schedule of cultural arts events supporting our exceptional programming celebrating Jewish life 40 98% events of all attendees were extremely satisfied with their experience at cultural arts events 16 DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

ISRAELI AND LATIN INITIATIVES 1,200+ 175+ 140 Israelis engaged in programming attended special people impacted events by Feliz 60+ in its 10 55+ opening year Israeli celebrity Israeli children guests enrolled in Hebrew classes South Florida is a diverse area which makes the David Posnack JCC a Our Latin initiative, featuring a new weekly session called Feliz 60+, vibrant and welcoming home for people from all walks of life. Specifically, provides activities and learning for the 60+ Latino community, inspires we offer many special events, classes and social gatherings for our thriving positive change and supports social relationships. In addition to this Israeli and Latin communities. program, there are Latino comedians and speakers that visit the David Posnack JCC throughout the year. Our Israeli initiative, Made In Israel, connects our wider community to the people, history, culture and land of Israel. From lectures and ceremonies to “I received an email from the JCC that caught my eye. It was film and music, these programs are designed to showcase the best Israel advertising a weekly program dedicated to Spanish-speaking people. offers past, present and future. They were offering lunch and showing an Argentinian movie, which is where I’m from, for $2. Wow, impressive! I told all my Spanish- The wildly popular Israeli sing-a-long series, which happens three times a speaking friends about it and they all agreed on giving it a try. Fast year, boasts over 400 in attendance. Another fan favorite, the interactive, forward a few months and now my group of friends and I look forward family-friendly Israeli plays. to sharing Tuesdays with our new friends at the JCC. We laugh, we console each other, we share secrets ... in other words, we have fun! “Great evening, well organized, fantastic atmosphere. Those who It’s hard to end the session on time since nobody wants to leave! It’s obvious we all love it and are very happy we joined in.” stayed away were wrong and missed an evening of real Israeli -Marinez Lenart, Feliz 60+ participant togetherness. In the olden days one might have called this a “kumsitz.” 17 Great job.” -Israeli attendee, Erik Moses DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

SPORTS & WELLNESS David Posnack JCC sits on the beautiful 40-acre Nina & Louis Silverman Campus that is well-appointed with a myriad of indoor and outdoor facilities on which to enjoy a variety of sports, wellness and fitness activities. • G roup, personal and rehabilitative training available onsite by appointment The sports and wellness department housed in the Nat & Dina Sedley Family Indoor Sports Complex offers many choices on a daily basis to keep JCC members and their guests fit and healthy. Amenities include: • Fully-equipped fitness center • The Kaye and Feinberg air-conditioned basketball courts • Indoor, air-conditioned running track • Reuben and Alice Scherr Clay Court Tennis Center • S usan & Paul Suid Racquetball Center (for handball, too) • Hot yoga, XZone® Fitness Center, XZone® HIIT, Spin®, TRX®, Zumba®, boxing studios • Men’s and ladies’ locker rooms • Men’s and ladies’ sauna and steam rooms Outdoor facilities include: • T he Baer pool – competition-size and climate-controlled • Kiddie pool • S plash pad • Heated spa • Turf fields (grand opening May 2019) • Pickleball courts* “Love the exercise with SilverSneakers®. It’s not overdone and the friends I’ve made are wonderful. Overall, very healthy program. It keeps my mind and body active.” –Ann, SilverSneakers® members 937 100 SilverSneakers® members fitness classes offered are registered at the JCC per week *under construction during the 2018-2019 fiscal year 18 DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

$8,100 JCC MACCABI GAMES® scholarship dollars 19 given out 43 medal-winning teens The JCC Maccabi Games® are an Olympic-style sporting competition held each summer in North America. In August 2018, over 2,000 teens from 66 different JCCs competed in Orange County, California and the David Posnack JCC sent 96 teens to compete. The JCC Maccabi Games® are the largest organized sports program for Jewish teenagers in the world. Every summer, one community hosts this tremendous event. When asked about competing with and meeting other Jewish teens from around the world, Sophia Gomez of the delegation’s silver medal-winning soccer team said, “It helped me realize that your religion is something you should be really proud of.” Teammates Michael Berenstein and Daniel Frank who won bronze in doubles tennis felt competing with and mingling with other Jewish teens from around the world enhanced their Jewish identity. “Every night we had a different event with Jewish athletes, and we were able to meet a lot of people from around the world who practice the same tradition.” -Michael Berenstein, doubles tennis player Orange County, CA • 2018 Fort Lauderdale JCC Maccabi Games & ArtsFest® DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

STRATEGIC PLANNING FINANCIALS In 2018, the board of directors and staff at the David Posnack JCC Jewish Community Centers of South Broward, Inc. DBA David Posnack Jewish Community developed a strategic roadmap to guide the center’s overall operations Center Audited Financial Information for Year Ending 6/30/19. Operating Fund Only through 2023. The process was led by an outside strategic advisor who helped pinpoint three priorities that will improve the center’s Revenue & Support success: Program Fees 1-Expand our footprint in Broward County $6,929,770 2-Increase center excellence through Net Assets Released from Restriction • Next-level programming $1,453,091 • Upgrading facilities Membership Dues • Enhancing philanthropic opportunities $1,391,625 • Ensuring financial outcomes Rental Revenue • Building brand awareness $618,573 Grants 3-Shiny pennies, or big, visionary projects, $456,484 we hope to accomplish Fundraising $269,508 This roadmap is an important step in the history of the David Posnack Contributions JCC as a strategic vision can only enhance and brighten our future. $198,696 Other 20 $92,861 TOTAL $11,410,608 Net Assets Released from Restriction include the Federation Allocation of $207K and the In Kind Rent of $1.1M Expenses Salaries & Benefits $5,072,027 Program Expenses $2,067,409 Facilities Expenses $1,205,588 Rent $1,100,000 Administrative Expenses $388,646 Scholarship Expense $311,184 Other Expenses $264,022 Marketing Expenses $178,296 Professional Services $74,060 TOTAL $10,661,232 *Surplus/(Deficit) $749,376 expenses*Until June 30, 2019 the Jewish Community Centers of South Broward, Inc. recognized deferred camp revenue in the summer following the year end since the effect of recognizing it when the camp sessions occurred were not materially different from year to year. However, due to the increase of camp revenue over time, the agency decided to recognize revenue for camp on a pro rata basis rather than the former practice. This change resulted in the recognition of 11 weeks of camp versus 8 weeks of camp. The net income effect to the year ending June 30, 2019 was an increase of $435K expenses DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

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PHILANTHROPY JPILLARS JLEGACY Through a one-time yearly ask, an individual, family or business may allocate Broward County joins 57 other communities in the Life & Legacy program, a a contribution to JCC programs, scholarship funds and/or services and be partnership opportunity between local community agencies and the Harold recognized as a JPillar. Should a longer commitment be desired, a contributor Grinspoon Foundation. There are 15 organizations participating in the Life & may decide to be a JPillar Cornerstone, which is a three-year pledge at the Legacy program alongside the Posnack JCC. As of 2018-2019 there are 23 same or greater level allowing the opportunity to re-designate the gift each of JLegacy participants in the program. There are various ways to give: bequest, the three years. charitable trusts, life insurance policy and retirement plan assets. 2018-2019 JPILLARS 2018-2019 JLEGACY CONTRIBUTORS BENEFACTORS Beth A. Allen & David S. Caswell Susan & Steven Kass Dan & Missy Longman Anonymous Davia & Jim Mazur Alan & Amy Meltzer* Beverly S. Bachrach Susan Miller Bunny & Dick Blattner Marta & Randy Paul TRAILBLAZERS Lou Brickman+ Amy Rosenberg Robert Pomerantz, M.D.* Herbert E. Brizel Hon. Ronald & Cheri Rothschild Alana & Jonathan Rapp*/Sterling Group Foods In Honor of Leon and Lillian Chesler Susan & Paul Suid Alan & Gayle Roseman* Laurie & Lenny Suskind Susan & Paul Suid and Family* By Their Son Jack Dianne J. Thorne Scott & Ana Ehrlich Diane K. Wilen, Ph.D. PACESETTERS Margo Golos Avi Zuri Beverly S. Bachrach* Lori & Mitch Green Abbe & Steven Becker Leslie & Laurence Greenberg * = 3-year Cornerstone donor + = Deceased Dr. Herbert E. Brizel Celia Isaacs+ Marissa & Kevin Feig* Sandi & Lanny Gelfand CONTRIBUTIONS - TOTAL RAISED OR PLEDGED: $1,122,369 Larry & Jessica Genet* Scott & Lisa Goldberg Mania Nudel Legends & Leaders – Lori & Mitch Green Holocaust Casino Diablo Leslie & Laurence Greenberg* Learning Center Annual Gala Cheryl & Neal Hochberg* Renovations $79,334 Davia & Jim Mazur Capital Campaign Drs. Mildred and Walter Padow+ $400,000 Arts Society Amy Rosenberg* $48,500 Paul & Sheri Rosenberg* JPillars Annual Dr. Saul Singer+ & Susan Singer Campaign Special Needs Rhonda Small / Heather, Randall, $191, 000 Programs (Camp Giborim, Evan and Reese Gilbert Singer Early Gib U) Laurie & Lenny Suskind* Childhood $22,413 Diane & Barry Wilen / Learning Center Renovations Scholarships Barry Alan Wilen, P.A. Capital Campaign $12,139 $150,000 The great use of life is to spend it for something Spring Poker that will outlast it. Reuben & Alice Charity Classic Scherr Clay Court $11,340 - William James Tennis Center $100,000 5K Run 22 $7,904 General Contributions Holocaust Learning $90,138 Center Programs $5,344 Matching Monday Campaign $4,257 DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019

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David Posnack OUR MISSION … JCC The David Posnack Jewish Community Center enriches lives On the Nina & Louis Silverman Campus by connecting people through cultural, educational, social, 5850 S. Pine Island Road recreational and wellness programs in an environment of fun, Davie, FL 33328 friendship and unity. The J is open to all and proudly guided 954.434.0499 | dpjcc.org by Jewish values. EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP FOR 2018-2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS HONORARY MEMBERS Lauren Alperstein, Esq. Steven Becker DIANE WILEN, PH.D. DEBBY EISINGER Tina Babos Lou Brickman+ Board Chair Vice Chair Sports and Wellness Bunny Blattner Robert Klausner, Esq. Einav Cabrera, Ph.D. Nat & Dina Sedley+ JARED BLAUT KEVIN RIGGOTT, CPA, CMA Bernard Cohen, Esq. Ben & Dorothy Spencer+ Vice Chair Adult Services/ Treasurer Lynda Farber, M.A.Ed. Cultural Arts HEATHER GILBERT Marissa Feig PAST PRESIDENTS/ M. SCOTT KLEIMAN, ESQ. Secretary Cheryl Frost BOARD CHAIRS Vice Chair Building JIM MAZUR Lori Green Lee Kadin ADRIANE ROSEN Immediate Past Board Chair Craig Greene, Esq. Daniel Newman, Esq. Vice Chair Children and LAURIE SUSKIND Craig Konhauzer Jeffrey A. Sopshin, CPA, CISA Family Services Executive Member-at-Large Dana Konhauzer Amy Rosenberg ILISA SARBEY SCOTT EHRLICH, MA Jared Kornfeld Anne Sopshin Vice Chair Membership and Chief Executive Officer Missy Longman Craig Konhauzer Marketing Tony Milian, MBA, ATC, LAT Carolyn Frieman Shapir Randy Paul Lori Green SCOTT LIEBMAN ELAINE M. TURNER, CPA Robert Pomerantz, M.D. Bernie Friedman, Esq. Vice Chair Personnel Chief Financial Officer Reuven Porges, M.D. Martin Schwartz, Esq. Paul Rosenberg, Esq. Margo Golos LARRY W. GENET MARK SHERMAN Cindy Schneider Laurence A. Greenberg, Esq. Vice Chair Philanthropy Executive Director Emeritus Barry Shacter, CPA Nancy R. Brizel+ Ilyssa Shacter Joel Schneider, M.D. A beneficiary agency of Jason Steinman, Esq. L. Michael Orlove Susan Suid Brenda Greenman OF BROWARD COUNTY Fran Vaupen Samuel M. Meline, D.M.D. Hillary Waksman Hon. Ronald J. Rothschild 24 William Wildstein Barry Wilen, Esq. +Deceased Jackie Borenstein, PTO Co-president Galit Lipnik, PTO Co-president DAVID POSNACK JCC ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019