“Be the change you want to see.” These are the words emblazoned in neon letters in Jim Bellinson’s office place at Riverstone Communities. These are the words Carolyn Bellinson turns into action every day in her role as President of Hebrew Free Loan. These are the words that speak volumes about the Bellinsons.
Thanks to Young Jewish Philanthropy at NEXTGen Detroit’s Annual Fundraiser
Living to Tell Their Story, How Young Survivors Meet up with History at The Holocaust Center
The Legacy of Sinai is Alive and Well Today
Founding Partner of Bar Processing (a major steel processor for automotive parts); Past President of Federation and the Jewish Community Center; astute fundraiser, strategic community planner and avid supporter of Israel; naming sponsor the Loving Acts of Kindness Fund and JCC’s annual “Matzah Factory.” An aficionado of model trains since childhood, proud to become a Bar Mitzvah at the age of 63. Ever learning, ever curious, always dapper in his signature specs. This is Douglas Bloom, recipient of Federation’s highest honor, the 2018 Fred M. Butzel Memorial Award.
Forever Dedicated to the Jewish Community, Donna and Robert Slatkin Inscribe Their Name to the Flagpole at the Federation Building
She has the brains of an engineer, the heart of a social worker, the gentle soul of a Jewish educator . . . and the spunk and determination of a roller derby athlete (Detroit Roller Derby, #314). For her “derby-girl” role on the track, her three children fondly have given her the name “Mad-Eye” (a tribute to Harry Potter). In her leading role as Coordinator of The Jewish Fund Teen Board, Martha Goldberg has touched and changed hundreds of lives, bringing a new generation of social activists together to practice their skills in leadership and advocacy and leave their mark as grant- makers in service to the community.
A Call for Volunteers to Enrich the Days in the Lives of City Year Detroit’s AmeriCorps Teams
Playing for Kicks and a Cause August 15 at the Old Tiger Stadium
Delving Through the Archives
