Two funds, one established by Bettie and Bernard Farfel and the other by Elizabeth and Norman Bock (in memory of Elizabeth’s parents, Elizabeth and George Frankel, were merged to bring more dedicated funds to support the needs of children who are served by Alexander Jewish Family Service.

Established by Muriel Folloder Phillips, this fund provides ongoing sustaining funds to support Project Shalom, a creative social support group for adults with ongoing behavioral and mental health issues.

Established in 2020, the Regenbaums have created a legacy fund to help in ensure the future of Celebration Company, a place where Glenda has spent years creatively volunteering with members of Project Shalom and the Center for Art and Photography.

Established in honor of the 80th birthday of Harry Zuber, by his family and friends, this fund has been fully developed by Erla and Harry Zuber in recognition of the difficulties that many seniors face as they age and the essential role Alexander JFS has in helping them on their journey.

Established in 2019, Joan and Stanford Alexander matched donations to this fund dollar for dollar through September 2021. Gifts in the amount of $36 to $1,000,000 have been made, building towards a multi-million fund that will sustain this nurturing employment program.

Established through a bequest from the estate of Leon Weiner and by donations made in his memory, this fund supports Employment Services, an area of priority during his leadership tenure which focused on finding jobs for new immigrants from the former Soviet Union.

In recognition of her extraordinary leadership, this fund ensures that future leaders of Alexander Jewish Family Service will be able to emulate her compassion by responding to individuals and situations that call for an extraordinary response.

Established by Marc Grossberg, a former president of Alexander Jewish Family Service, this fund supports two program areas that were further developed during his leadership tenure.

Established by Judy and Marc Herzstein and Sandra and Randy Herzstein in memory of their parents, this fund provides ongoing support for Behavioral and Mental Health Services, a core program of the Alexander Jewish Family Service.

Established at the time of the construction of the Nathan J. Klein building, this million dollar fund provides ongoing revenue to ensure facility upkeep and major equipment repair and replacement.

Established with a bequest from the Estate of Renee Spolane, a friend of the agency for many decades, this fund helps ensure the future of Celebration Company, the agency’s transitional employment program for adults with disabilities.

After the establishment of the William and Ida Zinn Fund in memory of Robert’s parents, the Zinns maintained a focused interest in the growth of Behavioral and Mental Health Services at Alexander Jewish Family Service. This legacy gift significantly prefunds a gift for Alexander JFS to use these funds now.