David Contorer has taken Hebrew Free Loan to new frontiers, from fertility treatments to startups. The biggest challenge, he says, is not enough people who could benefit from HFL’s help know about it.
This month, seeing is believing why Dulcie Rosenfeld is a Woman of Valor in Jewish Detroit.
Exploring the complex relationship with Israel as Jews in North America.
Celebrating Dulcie Rosenfeld. Honored by Federation’s Women’s Philanthropy as the Detroit recipient of the Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award.
To honor his lifetime of service, impact, and commitment, Larry Wolfe is this year’s Fred M. Butzel Award recipient.
For Jared Rothberger, owner and CEO of Jan-Pro Detroit, a leading commercial cleaning franchise in the country, it has been a year like no other.
Pastor Aramis Hinds and Rabbi Ariana Silverman continue their ongoing conversations about race, religion, community and equality on this month’s episode of FedRadioDetroit.
Twenty five years ago, a new rabbi named Josh came to Temple Israel with faith in his future in Detroit. Today, Rabbi Josh is known well beyond the realm of his congregation: A spiritual leader, beloved colleague and mentor, a gifted teacher. A community bridge-builder, a trusted counsel and best friend to an ever-widening circle. A marathon runner, a new gardener, and an avid Tigers fan.
A lifelong Detroiter, an attorney with 25 years in real estate development and management, and board member of the American Joint Distribution Committee, Jewish Senior Life, Kadima, The Jewish Fund, BBYO, Yad Ezra, Forgotten Harvest, Tamarack Camps, United Jewish Foundation, Project Healthy Community, Detroit Institute of Arts and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Spare time? Matt manages to find it.
An advocate for kids, an ambassador for reducing the stigma still associated with mental illness . . . that’s how Lilly Jacobson sees her role in the community these days. And her days are full.
