Teens
January 1, 2018
Time for “The Talk?”
What Parents Should Know About Getting Through Puberty with Their Kids
September 28, 2017
Wow! What a Difference a Summer Intern Makes
The Jewish Fund Teen Board Interns go back to school with new skills to share
May 1, 2017
BBYO Lifer
She has a smile that lights up a room. She laughs easily and often. A petite brunette in jeans and a ponytail, working with teens, she’s easily mistaken for a big sister rather than a mom of three. Given her boundless energy at 43, Rachel Grey Ellis has found the perfect match for her professional and personal skills in her role as Senior Regional Director at BBYO, a position she has held since 2015.
May 1, 2017
Gently Worn with Pride
Collecting Prom Dresses for NCJW/Greater Detroit: A Perfect Fit for Dani Lutz
March 1, 2017
Family Tree
Is there a giving gene? What is it that inspires selfless acts of kindness, and can those be nourished from generation to generation? Meet Dana Burnstein, Lori Taylor and Jordyn Taylor, three generations who share the enterprise of the Dr. Gary Burnstein Community Health Clinic.
Dr. Burnstein was a cardiologist who had a kind heart and a big of dream. In 1997, he started a free clinic in a homeless shelter in Pontiac, Michigan. There, in a space no larger than a closet, he provided care to hundreds of needy and uninsured patients for nearly five years. In 2003, Dr. Burnstein passed away, leaving the legacy of the clinic to his wife, Dana, his son, Ian, and daughter, Lori, along with friends, volunteers, supporters and generous donors. This is their story . . . a story of family, community, caring and giving.
