MESSAGE GRATITUDE RESPONSIVE UNCONDITIONAL PREPARED HELP COMMUNITY EXPERIENCED CARE CARING EX SENIORS SPECIAL NEEDS GIVE HOPE HELP COMMUNITY COMFORT RESPONSIVE COMM EDUCATION FAMILY SUPPORT COMFORT LOVE COUNSELING EDUCATION ENRICHMENT SUPP ESPONSIVE EMPOWERMENT PREPARED HOPE SPECIAL NEEDS HOPE HELP GIVING LOVE CO UNCONDITIONAL FAMILY UNDERSTANDING COM LP SUPPORT COMFORT HOPE ENRICHMEN WERMENT EDUCATION ENRICHMENT ASSISTAN UNCONDITIONAL COMMUNITY PREPARED EXPE ORS SPECIAL NEEDS EMPOWERMENT COMFORT NG HELP GIVING CARING UNDERSTANDING C SUPPORT LOVE FAMILY COMMUNITY EMPOW EDUCATION ENRICHMENT ASSISTANCE UNCON UNDERSTANDING SENIORS SPECIAL NEEDS HOPE LOVE GIVING CARING SUPPORT CO FAMILY COMFORT LOVE EMPOWERMENT EDUC ENRICHMENT COMMUNITY RESPONSIVE UNCOND PREPARED EXPERIENCED CARING UNDERSTAN COMMUNITY FAMILY SUPPORT CARING RESPO EXPERIENCED SENIORS SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCA HELP HOPE FAMILY CARING COMFORT LOVE Angela Cerota Nina Cohen, Esq. Margie Dannenbaum Daniel Farber Lisa Fradin Geoff Hammel Melinda Kane Andi Levin ◆ Susan Levine Sheri Livstone Judy Love ◆ ■ Lisa Orenstein Debbie Ravitz Pam Rosenberg Jerry Rothkoff, Esq. Iva Samost ■ Michael Schiff Brandi Seltzer Mark Shapiro, Esq. ◆ Jason Springer Missy Wayne, Ph.D. Jason Wolf Gregg Wolfe Sandy Brown Myron Buchman Judith Charny, Esq. Rabbi Benjamin David Karin Elkis Peter Fischer Michele Golkow, Esq. ◆ Phyllis Hecsh ◆ Patricia Lahn Susan Bass Levin Freeholder Jeffrey Nash David O’Connor Howard Orel, MD Arlene Plasky Harry Platt Sharon Sackstein Marvin Samson Mark Schott Scott Seligman Mark Shapiro, Esq. ◆ Aaron Singer ◆ Sally Zeiberg JFCS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADVISORY COUNCIL For over 70 years, Samost Jewish Family & Children’s Service (JFCS) has provided comprehensive, caring social services to residents of Southern New Jersey. JFCS serves all ages, faiths, and economic backgrounds - strengthening the individual, the family, and the community. No one is ever turned away due to an inability to pay. Our agency is devoted to providing programs and support so that those in need can experience a life full of hope and promise. ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2016 Be the change you wish to see in the world... This powerful quote from Mahatma Gandhi embodies the essence of what every stakeholder of Jewish Family & Children’s Service (JFCS) of Southern New Jersey believes is the vision for our agency. Where we see need, or an opportunity to bring light to another, we respond with heart, integrity, and compassion. Every supporter, volunteer, and member of our board and staff work in concert to create positive change and to empower all who walk through our doors. Our core programming of Counseling, Senior Services, Special Needs, Volunteer, and Family Assistance provides healing for individuals who face a variety of challenges and obstacles. It is only with the support of this community that JFCS has been able to offer critical services, guidance, and hope to thousands of individuals for over 70 years. Together, we truly care for those in need. This year, our Betsy and Peter Fischer Food Pantries assisted thousands of individuals who were food insecure with nourishment and a chance to live a fuller life. Through generous donations and food drives from supporters in the community, we were able to not only give sustenance, but also an opportunity to address overriding issues. Café Connection, a program created in tandem with the Katz JCC and Jewish Senior Housing and Healthcare Service, has already welcomed over 50 individuals with memory loss and their care partners, for mornings full of art, coffee, and smiles. When we were approached to offer a program that would support those who have difficulty coping with degenerative eye issues, we created our new Loss of Vision Support Group. And, when the unsettling rate of youth suicide began to affect South Jersey, we partnered with the Cherry Hill Police Department to introduce This Life Counts, an awareness and prevention program for parents, tweens, and teens to learn tools and resources to prevent the unthinkable from happening. Finally, with the unemployment rate for individuals with disabilities still unacceptably high, 26 new businesses joined forces with our Special Needs Supported Employment Program to employ JFCS clients. We are proud of what we have accomplished. Looking forward, JFCS, along with all of our partners, will continue to strive to be an instrument of change and a beacon of hope for those in need. On behalf of the clients we serve, thank you for being the change you wish to see in the world, right here in Southern New Jersey. Sincerely, Marla Meyers Executive Director Hope Morgan Board President SAMOST JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICE We give help. We give hope. RESPONSIVE COUNSELING ENRICHMENT HOPE UNCONDITIONAL ENRICHMEN COMMUNITY UNDERSTANDING FAMILY COMFORT HELP SUPPORT COMFORT EMPOWERMENT ASSISTANCE ■ Crisis Intervention ■ Domestic Abuse Support ■ Emergency Financial Support ■ Financial Literacy & Legal Consultations ■ Food Pantries ■ Resource Referrals ■ Vocational Assistance (through JEVS Career Strategies) FAMILY ASSISTANCE Distributed food to 5,582 individuals to help fight hunger through our Rhona Fischer (z”l) Family Assistance Program ■ Food Pantries ■ Friendly Visitor ■ Jewish Hospice ■ Meal Delivery ■ Patient Partners Advocate ■ Special Needs Program Assistance ■ Transportation ■ Adult Day Program ■ Culinary Training ■ Life Skills Training ■ Sibling Support ■ Social and Athletic Programs ■ Supported Employment ■ Transition Services 145 young adults found job coaching, placement, and mentorship through our Supported Employment Program Over $156,515 worth of volunteer services given to support agency clients and programs SPECIAL NEEDS VOLUNTEERS ◆ Past President ■ Trustee Emeritus Member of the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies (NJHSA) Accredited by the Council on Accreditation for Family and Children’s Agencies (COA) Main Office 1301 Springdale Road, Suite 150 Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Phone: (856) 424-1333 • Fax: (856) 424-7384 Family Assistance Center 1309 West Route 70 Cherry Hill, NJ 08002 Phone: (856) 433-8225 • Fax: (856) 685-7570 Burlington County Office Tall Oaks Corporate Center Building One, Suite 100 1000 Lenola Road Maple Shade, NJ 08052 Phone & Fax: (856) 793-7710 The Commons 1721 Springdale Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Phone: (856) 424-1333 • Fax: (856) 424-2840 www.jfcssnj.org 116 recreational events were offered to our SAIL participants Andy Cohen, Vice President Rhona Cohen, Vice President Miriam Feldman, Vice President Iris Morrow Snyder, Vice President Stacy Asbell Levin, Member-at-Large Susan Meklinsky, Member-at-Large Ann Miller, Past President of NUMBERS By the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Marla Meyers BOARD PRESIDENT Hope Morgan
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MESSAGE GRATITUDE
RESPONSIVE UNCONDITIONAL PREPARED HELP
COMMUNITY EXPERIENCED CARE CARING EXPERIENCED
SENIORS SPECIAL NEEDS GIVE HOPE HELP GIVING
COMMUNITY COMFORT RESPONSIVE COMMUNITY
EDUCATION FAMILY SUPPORT COMFORT LOVE
COUNSELING EDUCATION ENRICHMENT SUPPORT
ESPONSIVE EMPOWERMENT PREPARED HOPE LOVE
SPECIAL NEEDS HOPE HELP GIVING LOVE COMMUNITY
UNCONDITIONAL FAMILY UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITY
LP SUPPORT COMFORT HOPE ENRICHMENT HELP
WERMENT EDUCATION ENRICHMENT ASSISTANCE
UNCONDITIONAL COMMUNITY PREPARED EXPERIENCED
ORS SPECIAL NEEDS EMPOWERMENT COMFORT LOVE
NG HELP GIVING CARING UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITY
SUPPORT LOVE FAMILY COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT
EDUCATION ENRICHMENT ASSISTANCE UNCONDITIONAL
UNDERSTANDING SENIORS SPECIAL NEEDS LOVE
HOPE LOVE GIVING CARING SUPPORT COMMUNITY
FAMILY COMFORT LOVE EMPOWERMENT EDUCATION
ENRICHMENT COMMUNITY RESPONSIVE UNCONDITIONAL
PREPARED EXPERIENCED CARING UNDERSTANDING LOVE
COMMUNITY FAMILY SUPPORT CARING RESPONSIVE
EXPERIENCED SENIORS SPECIAL NEEDS EDUCATION
HELP HOPE FAMILY CARING COMFORT LOVE
Angela CerotaNina Cohen, Esq.
Margie DannenbaumDaniel FarberLisa Fradin
Geoff HammelMelinda KaneAndi Levin ◆
Susan LevineSheri LivstoneJudy Love ◆ ■
Lisa OrensteinDebbie Ravitz
Pam RosenbergJerry Rothkoff, Esq.
Iva Samost ■
Michael SchiffBrandi Seltzer
Mark Shapiro, Esq. ◆
Jason SpringerMissy Wayne, Ph.D.
Jason WolfGregg Wolfe
Sandy Brown
Myron Buchman
Judith Charny, Esq.
Rabbi Benjamin David
Karin Elkis
Peter Fischer
Michele Golkow, Esq. ◆
Phyllis Hecsh ◆
Patricia Lahn
Susan Bass Levin
Freeholder Jeffrey Nash
David O’Connor
Howard Orel, MD
Arlene Plasky
Harry Platt
Sharon Sackstein
Marvin Samson
Mark Schott
Scott Seligman
Mark Shapiro, Esq. ◆
Aaron Singer ◆
Sally Zeiberg
JFCS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ADVISORY COUNCIL
For over 70 years, Samost Jewish Family & Children’s Service (JFCS) has provided comprehensive, caring social services to residents of Southern New Jersey. JFCS serves all ages, faiths, and economic
backgrounds - strengthening the individual, the family, and the community. No one is ever turned away due to an inability to pay. Our agency is devoted to providing programs and support so that those in need can
experience a life full of hope and promise.
ANNUAL REPORTFISCAL YEAR 2016
Be the change you wish to see in the world...This powerful quote from Mahatma Gandhi embodies the essence of what every stakeholder of Jewish Family & Children’s Service (JFCS) of Southern New Jersey believes is the vision for our agency.
Where we see need, or an opportunity to bring light to another, we respond with heart, integrity, and compassion. Every supporter, volunteer, and member of our board and staff work in concert to create positive change and to empower all who walk through our doors. Our core programming of Counseling, Senior Services, Special Needs, Volunteer, and Family Assistance provides healing for individuals who face a variety of challenges and obstacles. It is only with the support of this community that JFCS has been able to offer critical services, guidance, and hope to thousands of individuals for over 70 years.
Together, we truly care for those in need. This year, our Betsy and Peter Fischer Food Pantries assisted thousands of individuals who were food insecure with nourishment and a chance to live a fuller life. Through generous donations and food drives from supporters in the community, we were able to not only give sustenance, but also an opportunity to address overriding issues. Café Connection, a program created in tandem with the Katz JCC and Jewish Senior Housing and Healthcare Service, has already welcomed over 50 individuals with memory loss and their care partners, for mornings full of art, coffee, and smiles. When we were approached to offer a program that would support those who have difficulty coping with degenerative eye issues, we created our new Loss of Vision Support Group. And, when the unsettling rate of youth suicide began to affect South Jersey, we partnered with the Cherry Hill Police Department to introduce This Life Counts, an awareness and prevention program for parents, tweens, and teens to learn tools and resources to prevent the unthinkable from happening. Finally, with the unemployment rate for individuals with disabilities still unacceptably high, 26 new businesses joined forces with our Special Needs Supported Employment Program to employ JFCS clients.
We are proud of what we have accomplished. Looking forward, JFCS, along with all of our partners, will continue to strive to be an instrument of change and a beacon of hope for those in need. On behalf of the clients we serve, thank you for being the change you wish to see in the world, right here in Southern New Jersey.
Sincerely,
Marla MeyersExecutive Director
Hope Morgan Board President
SAMOST JEWISH FAMILY & CHILDREN’S SERVICE
We give help. We give hope.
RESPONSIVE
COUNSELING ENRICHMENT
HOPE
UNCONDITIONAL
ENRICHMENT
COMMUNITY
UNDERSTANDING
FAMILY
COMFORT
HELP
SUPPORTCOMFORT
EMPOWERMENT
ASSISTANCE
■ Crisis Intervention
■ Domestic Abuse Support
■ Emergency Financial Support
■ Financial Literacy & Legal Consultations
■ Food Pantries
■ Resource Referrals
■ Vocational Assistance (through JEVS Career Strategies)
FAMILY ASSISTANCE
Distributed food to 5,582 individuals to help fight hunger through our Rhona Fischer (z”l) Family Assistance Program
■ Food Pantries
■ Friendly Visitor
■ Jewish Hospice
■ Meal Delivery
■ Patient Partners Advocate
■ Special Needs Program Assistance
■ Transportation
■ Adult Day Program
■ Culinary Training
■ Life Skills Training
■ Sibling Support
■ Social and Athletic Programs
■ Supported Employment
■ Transition Services
14 5 young adults found job coaching, placement, and mentorship through our Supported Employment Program
Over $156,515worth of volunteer services given to support agency clients and programs
SPECIAL NEEDS
VOLUNTEERS
◆ Past President ■ Trustee Emeritus
Member of the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies (NJHSA) Accredited by the Council on Accreditation for Family and Children’s Agencies (COA)
Main Office1301 Springdale Road, Suite 150
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003Phone: (856) 424-1333 • Fax: (856) 424-7384
Family Assistance Center1309 West Route 70Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
Phone: (856) 433-8225 • Fax: (856) 685-7570
Burlington County OfficeTall Oaks Corporate Center
Building One, Suite 1001000 Lenola Road
Maple Shade, NJ 08052Phone & Fax: (856) 793-7710
The Commons1721 Springdale Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Phone: (856) 424-1333 • Fax: (856) 424-2840
www.jfcssnj.org
116 recreational events were offered to our SAIL participants
Andy Cohen, Vice PresidentRhona Cohen, Vice President
Miriam Feldman, Vice President
Iris Morrow Snyder, Vice PresidentStacy Asbell Levin, Member-at-LargeSusan Meklinsky, Member-at-Large
Ann Miller, Past President
of NUMBERSBy the
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORMarla Meyers
BOARD PRESIDENTHope Morgan
Principal PartnerConference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany
Jewish Federation of Southern New JerseyThe Raymond & Gertrude R. Saltzman* Foundation
Iva and Joseph Samost
DreamerPeter and Betsy Fischer
Judy and Donald Love
United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey
VisionaryMarvin Samson Foundation
Leader
Champion
Innovator
Builder
Believer
Ellen and Ron Dubrow* Special Needs Endowment Fund
Ellen and Rick Ferreira
Estate of Samuel Gordon* Endowment Fund
Adam and Sharon Sackstein
Wright-Cook Foundation
Area VII Physicians Review Organization, Inc. / HQSIBB&TCamden County Board of FreeholdersKaren and Darryl Caplan
Ed and Ruth FeldmanGenzyme Holman Automotive Group, Inc.Legacy Heritage FundJewish Community FoundationM. Rosenblatt Roofing
Pepsi-Cola & National Brand Beverages, Ltd.Jack and Sandy PiccininniGail and Bill ShaneWalk 4 Family and Friends with CancerElaine Waxman
Fannie & Meyer Adleman* Family Endowment FundAdler’s PharmacyAnonymousSteven BeilowitzTanya and Myron BuchmanDan and Stacy FarberCaren and Mark FendrickHilary and Michael FleisherJon and Stacey GelmanMilt and Emily Gottschalk
Amy and Bill GreenJewish Federation of Cumberland, Gloucester & Salem CountiesJewish Women’s FoundationJFCS Children and Family Endowment FundPatricia and Randy LahnHans and Dolores Levy* FoundationDuke McCarthyHoward and Emily OrelPlatt Memorial Chapels, Inc. Hilary and Harry Platt
PSEG FoundationResinTech, Inc., The Gottlieb FamiliesRothkoff Law GroupKen and Loretta SchatzScott and Meredith SeligmanShopRite Partners In CaringMorris and Tami StarkmanTD Bank Charitable FoundationLouis Walker*Wolf Commercial Real EstateGregg Wolfe KLW Reporting In Memory of Son Justin Wolfe*
We apologize for any errors or omissions. All names shown are donations received from October 1, 2015 to September 30, 2016.
We are proud to honor the following individuals who have made a planned gift to JFCS:Shelly and Jerry AbramsonAnonymous*Anonymous (2) LL
Marcia Baruch LL
Steven Beilowitz LL
Patsy Brandt*Roberta and Richard Budman, Susan Love, Sylvia and Michael
Miller, in honor of their parents, Judy and Donald Love
Andrew and Joy Cohen LL
Harv Cohen LL
Nina L.Cohen, Esq. and Karl W. LaneStefanie Cohen LL
Ellen and Ron Dubrow*Marlene and Bernard EpworthDavid LL and Daryl Farber Miriam and Alan Feldman LL
Mark FendrickPeter and Betsy FischerDavid and Valerie LL GladfelterMichele and Curt Golkow LL
Dr. Samuel M. Gordon*
Phyllis Hecsh LL
Sarah Kaplan LL
Deborah M. Klein*Susan and Howard Levine LL
Fran and Leon L. Levy LL
Sis LevyJudy Love LL and Donald Love LL Carol LupoRuth and Marc ManinIan and Susan Meklinsky LL
Marla and Dan Meyers LL
Joseph* and Esther MilgrimAnn and Bernie MillerEllen and Brad Molotsky LL
Marjorie and Robert Paul*Arlene and Ed Plasky LL
Bernie and Judy PlattMitchell and Martha RosenbergJerold and Erica RothkoffGail and Bill ShaneAlison and Mark Shapiro LL
Dr. Seymour Siegel
Glenn and Juli Sloves LL
Paul Stolpen LL
Allison and David Snyder LL
Sheila Wasserbach*Alan and Dr. Laura WechslerJames and Jennifer WeissJason and Leah Wolf LL
Jennifer Dollinger WoodsBeth and Craig WynneCindy Laiken Yellin LL
Barbara and Stewart AbramsAutoLenders of VoorheesIn Memory of Dr. Leonard Baker*The Bannett Group, LtdDrs. Edward and Marcia BaruchBorger Matez, P.A.Julian and Lois BrodskyMaxine and David ButlerLou and Angela CerotaMargery and Mark DannenbaumMarsha Z. DollingerGeoff and Jill Hammel
Phyllis HecshLee and Rose HymerlingThe Rachel & Drew Katz FoundationLouise and Leonard KatzJFCS Deborah M. Klein* Endowment FundBill and Robin Sue LandsburgNina Cohen and Karl LaneLerner Memorial FundSusan and Howard LevineArthur and Evelyn LevitLions Gate
DEL Motorized SolutionsStephen and Eve MilsteinMorgenstern and RochesterLisa and Jon OrensteinMichael and Katherine PerloffJerry PitterShawn and Debbie RavitzRight At HomeCarol* and Zev RoseAnita RothsteinMichael and Amy SchiffLarry and Clara Schreiber
Sherman, Silverstein, Kohl, Rose & PodolskyJudi ShoulsonSharon and Stephen ShpeenGerald B. Shreiber FoundationSouth Jersey Industries, Inc.Iris and Ben SnyderSouth Jersey Men’s ClubJoan & Bernard Spain FoundationEric and Cindy StevensStradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLPTemple Beth SholomTemple Emanuel Sisterhood
Jerry and Shelly Abramson - Jerry Abramson’s MatzaFun ToursAIG Matching Grants ProgramThe Akman FamilyAnonymousRobert and Gail BelferBeneficial BankDavid and Lisa BergerBJ’s Charitable FoundationJennifer and Ari BrooksJeff and Sandy BrownCareOne Harmony VillageCherry Hill Brith Sholom Lodge 966Bob and Mindy Cohen
Herbert and Thalia CohenMichele and Joel EttingerMiriam and Alan FeldmanDavid and Valerie GladfelterHarry and Ilene GrossmanLynda L. Hinkle EsquireMurray and Leni HonigHyland Levin LLPInvestors Bank FoundationAmy and Barney KaplanBrenda and Ken KorachStacy and Andy LevinAndi and Neil LevinFran and Leon L. Levy
The LGB Group - Stan Lerner, Gerry Grossman, Eric Boory,
Scott Lerner, and Rich BermanLife Force Senior Care Corp.Ian and Susan MeklinskyJerry and Holly MoradiRichard B. OwensPhysicians’ Alliance of New Jersey, Inc.RBC Wealth ManagementResource AmericaStacey and Ed RivkinRobert & Marjorie Paul* Family Endowment FundRoma Bank Community FoundationKari and Joel Rosen
Joachim and Gerrie RudolerGoldie SchultzAlison and Mark ShapiroThe SHM Financial GroupHeidi and Danny SilverbergLauren and Jonathan SollLawrence and Barrie SolomonPaul and Gretchen StolpenSteven and Andrea StomelUBS Wealth ManagementWawa, Inc.Jen and Jim Weiss Sally and Andrew ZeibergMitchell and Jodi Ziets
Edward C. Adelman and Janice D. SmithAndrea’sAnonymous (3)Judy Auritt Klein*Scott and Caroline AustinMarc and Cathy BackalDr. Robert and Nancy BarskySenator Jim BeachRichard and Donna BellAndrew and Jennifer BenderRobert and Pamela BenedonJonathan and Sima BennettAdrian Berger-Ettenson and Dr. Arielle SilverGarry Goldberg from Best TaxiLloyd BirnbaumDr. Philip BobroveHazzan Alisa Pomerantz-Boro and Stephen Boro
Alan and Sherri BreslowSteve Brown and Diana MeltzerAbby BudmanC. Alexander Building & MaintenanceCharity Services CenterCantor Jen CohenMeredith Siegel CohenCozen O’ConnorHank and Nancy CutlerCeil and Kolman DiamondDana and Mark FallickJoan FeinbergMatthew FeldbergAnnette FineFood Sciences CorporationFox Rothschild LLP Charles Bender, Esq. Dr. Fredric and Nancy GinsbergLawrence and Ann-Linn GlaserHal and Bernice Goldberg
Fred and Brenda GrossEdward and Deborah HochbergRichard and Ruth HorowitzInsurance Management Associates - Lisa Levin Stegall and Scott StegallK.C. and Beth IsdanerJacobs, Schwalbe & PetruzzelliJEVS Human ServicesMark and Heather KramerAmy and Ed KrellKulzer & DiPadova, P.A.Heather and David LeibowitzDr. Morris and Dina LevinBen and Maria LevinLexus of Cherry HillSusan LoveCarol Lupo and Jon BeyerJeff Brenner, Esq., NJLPIBrian and Maureen Monihan
Morgan Stanley Annual Appeal Barry and Faye Mertz - NAI MertzNestle USANJM Insurance GroupYoni and Dena ParmetDr. and Mrs. Richard PerlmanPro CapitalRepublic BankMartin and Nora SalzmanSecura Home HealthDr. Gregory and Brandi SeltzerSheila Wasserbach* Endowment FundDr. and Mrs. Lowell SheinkinDotti and Aaron SingerJason Springer and Sarah KaplanEric and Melanie StooplerAdam and Missy WayneLeigh Weissman and Gail FormanHarriet and Don YoungSteven and Sallie Zalkind
Advocate
Patron
Contributor
Non-Government Grants $1,180,017
22%
Saltzman Foundation $814,220
16%
Donations and Fundraising $875,310
17%
Fees for Services $1,629,364
31%
Jewish Federation of SNJ $211,717
4%
Government Grants $495,489
9%
Endowment Interest $48,289
1%
SOURCES OF SUPPORT & REVENUE
Total Revenue: $5,254,406
Cape Bank Charitable Foundation
Sander and Rhona CohenCommunity Foundation of
South Jersey Aging Innovation Fund
Jane C. Davis
The David and Marilyn Krupnick* FoundationMiller Family Foundation
Eva and Marvin Schlanger Family FoundationNew Jersey Office of Faith Based Initiatives
Verizon / NJ Shares
Atrium Financial Associates, LLC. Andy and Joy CohenEllen BassCarl and Beverly ByckLouis N. Cassett FoundationSteven and Stefanie CohenAnnette and Ira W. Fine Family Foundation
Brendan J. Giblin Memorial FundGlenmedeGold Gerstein GroupMichele and Curt GolkowBrett and Joanna GreenfieldDan and Marla MeyersHope and Keith Morgan
The Novak Family FundTimothy Rice Estate and Elder Law FirmSamaritan Healthcare & HospiceBeth and Craig Wynne20 Below, Nonprofit Affordable Housing Ron and Linda Zeitz LL Life and Legacy * Of Blessed Memory
■ Adults, Couples, and Family
■ Child and Adolescent
■ Domestic Abuse Support
■ Opiate Awareness and Prevention
■ Teen Outreach
■ Support Groups
■ Assessments and Case Management
■ Caregiver and Grief Support
■ Kosher Catered Home Delivered Meals
■ Home Health Care
■ Nursing Services
■ Holocaust Survivor Support
868 teens were educated through our Building Healthy Relationships Program
Over 3,600 seniors received services to allow them to age in place at home with dignity and grace
worth of supports provided to Holocaust Survivors
$1 ,210,272
SENIOR SERVICES
COUNSELING
230 individuals participated in our Right in Our Backyard addiction awareness program
JFCS OPERATIONAL INFORMATION(For Fiscal Year October 1, 2015 to September 30, 2016) 2016 JFCS AGENCY SPONSORS
Counseling $315,264
6%
Family Assistance $210,176
4%
Special Needs $1,313,601
25%
Senior Services $2,522,115
48%
Administration & Funds Development
$893,250 17%
Counseling $315,264
6%
Family Assistance $210,176
4%
Special Needs $1,313,601
25%
Senior Services $2,522,115
48%
Administration & Funds Development
$893,250 17%
OPERATING EXPENSES
Total Operating Expenses: $5,254,406
PROGRAMS SERVICESand
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