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Hosted by Jewish Foundation of Memphis · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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In honor of the 30th anniversary of the Jewish Foundation of Memphis, we're excited to bring you firsthand stories from the individual donors behind the Foundation's history.Generous support for this podcast has been provided by Harkavy McDaniel Kaplan & Salomon P.C.
Jewish Foundation of Memphis hosts Generations of Giving, a religion show with 15 episodes published.
Lee Harkavy shares his unique perspective on sustaining Jewish identity in an increasingly globalized world, informed by his extensive leadership including as a past president of Memphis Jewish Federation. In this episod
Mark Halperin knows all about dedication. In addition to working at local commercial real estate firm Boyle Investment for fifty-three years, he has served as President of Memphis Jewish Home & Rehab and Temple Israel an
Burton Weil is frank when it comes to wealth: he "never dreamed he would make this much money" and didn't want to gift his entire fortune to his children. He credits the Jewish Foundation of Memphis with showing him how
Burton Weil says he was a "terrible" student. Yet the Memphis entrepreneur's lifelong journey led him to become a stalwart philanthropic supporter of college students and young professionals across the city. Through “mov
When they arrived in Memphis in 1968, Dot Bilsky says she and her husband Stanley only intended "to go Temple to pray" — until Beth Sholom Synagogue's Rabbi Becker encouraged them to step up. Ever since, the Bilskys have
Tampa may have more Jewish residents, but the strength of the Memphis Jewish community drew Ted Cohen and his wife Andrea back to the city where he grew up after 8 years in south Florida. He explains how and why he finds
“With arms wide open and big smile,” is how Brona Pinnolis describes her late son Aaron, who, prior to his death, decided what he wanted his legacy to be. “He wanted other kids to experience the magic of camp, like he di
Wondering who is the "world's greatest fundraiser?" In this episode, Jimmy Ringel, Chair of the Memphis Jewish Federation, shares this story and more from the community's history, of which the Ringel family has been an i
Notice anything different about the MJCC these days? The beloved community center recently expanded to include the new Sandy and Jerome Goldstein Lodge. Jeff Goldstein talks about the new building and its namesakes (his
Giving truly runs in the family - especially when it comes to the Uiberall/Shankers. In this episode, grandmother/mother/daughter trio Andie Uiberall, Jill Shanker & Sydney Shanker talk about their history of charity and
Hal is the only "first gentleman" of the Foundation featured on the podcast so far (his late wife Ronna was president). In this episode, Hal tells the story of first meeting Ronna, the couple's decades of support for Ron
Notice anything different about the MJCC these days? The beloved community center recently expanded to include the new Sandy and Jerome Goldstein Lodge. Jeff Goldsteintalks about the new building and its namesakes (his p
Current Jewish Community Partners Chair Charles Jalenak lends his professional financial expertise to this episode. Hear why Charles says the Jewish Foundation of Memphis has the "best Jewish advisory platform in the cou
Ken Steinberg is much more than a "pesky board member," as he describes himself. Not only has the lifelong Memphian served as past Chair of Jewish Community Partners, the Memphis Jewish Federation and the Jewish Foundati
Few people know that the Foundation's origin story partly began with a poolside conversation between Ron Belz and Paula Jacobson at the JCC. The founding Executive Director of the Foundation discusses the organization's
Michael D. Kaplan went to law school with no intention of becoming a lawyer. Yet, his life journey led him to become the longtime legal counsel to Jewish Community Partners, Memphis Jewish Federation, and the Jewish Foun
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Generations of Giving is hosted by Jewish Foundation of Memphis. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 15 episodes.
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