Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis
Goals OF GREATER INDIANAPOLIS
The Jewish Federation strives to: • Support a Jewish community that welcomes and serves everyone interested in finding Jewish meaning in their lives.
Mission Statement JFGI is the central philanthropic, planning, and community relations organization of the Jewish community. The Federation and its agencies, in cooperation with synagogues, function to promote the general welfare of the Jewish community and to ensure the creative survival and continuity of the Jewish people. Our community mission is grounded in a pluralistic understanding of the historical, moral, and cultural values of Judaism.
• Develop and maintain a vibrant network of people, agencies, programs, and services to sustain and strengthen the community. • Provide and manage the financial resources necessary to meet and advance the social welfare, educational, recreational, cultural, and other needs of the community.
Geographic Service Area The Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis touches lives in central Indiana, Israel, and around the world.
Top Funding Sources 31% Annual
Opportunities
Campaign
55% Endowment Contributions
9% Investment Returns
4% Program
Service Income and Miscellaneous
Debra Barton Grant
Executive Vice President
Offer Korin President
Address: 6705 Hoover Road Indianapolis, IN 46260 Phone: 317-726-5450 Website: www.jewishindianapolis.org Number of employees: 29 Annual revenue: $13 million Year established: 1904
FUND Our Annual Campaign raises funds for our agencies and programs in the community. Through a variety of events, over 100 volunteers and thousands of donors engage the community to support programs for people of all backgrounds in Indianapolis, Israel, and around the world. Our Planned Giving and Endowment Department facilitates the LIFE & LEGACY Program, a community wide effort among 14 partner organizations to promote lifetime giving and build endowments to ensure the future of our community. VOLUNTEER We are the gateway to involvement in the local Jewish community. Volunteers are the backbone of fundraising, oversight, and governance. They participate in our planning and allocations process and serve on our boards and committees. The
GIVE Our Annual Campaign and Planned Giving and Endowment provide resources that enable donors to impact our community. We also welcome partnership opportunities through our corporate sponsorship program. For 112 years, our leaders and thousands of community members have invested in the local Jewish community’s present and future. Ninety-four percent of each Campaign dollar raised goes to programs. Today, Campaign donations and Planned Giving and Endowment gifts continue that tradition, with nearly $12 million distributed to the community in 2015.
Board Offer Korin President Katz & Korin PC Brad Gershman Vice President Gershman Partners Murray Firestone Vice President HealthVentures, LLC
56 Giving Guide | November 21, 2016
Federation provides leadership development opportunities, local programs, national conferences, and international travel. We are committed to helping community members find their passion within our network of Jewish organizations. Contact us to become involved.
Helen Goldstein Vice President Goldstein Group Financial Advisors, LLC Stacy Segal Secretary American Health Networks
Diane Lutz Treasurer Community Volunteer Leslie Rubin Campaign Co-Chair Rubin Advisors Inc Mike Rubin Campaign Co-Chair Sogeti
Jim Schwarz Campaign Co-Chair Benesch Friedlander Coplan Aronoff Paul Kraft Immediate Past President Frank & Kraft
The Jewish Federation strives to: • Support a Jewish community that welcomes and serves everyone interested in finding Jewish meaning in their lives.
Mission Statement JFGI is the central philanthropic, planning, and community relations organization of the Jewish community. The Federation and its agencies, in cooperation with synagogues, function to promote the general welfare of the Jewish community and to ensure the creative survival and continuity of the Jewish people. Our community mission is grounded in a pluralistic understanding of the historical, moral, and cultural values of Judaism.
• Develop and maintain a vibrant network of people, agencies, programs, and services to sustain and strengthen the community. • Provide and manage the financial resources necessary to meet and advance the social welfare, educational, recreational, cultural, and other needs of the community.
Geographic Service Area The Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis touches lives in central Indiana, Israel, and around the world.
Top Funding Sources 31% Annual
Opportunities
Campaign
55% Endowment Contributions
9% Investment Returns
4% Program
Service Income and Miscellaneous
Debra Barton Grant
Executive Vice President
Offer Korin President
Address: 6705 Hoover Road Indianapolis, IN 46260 Phone: 317-726-5450 Website: www.jewishindianapolis.org Number of employees: 29 Annual revenue: $13 million Year established: 1904
FUND Our Annual Campaign raises funds for our agencies and programs in the community. Through a variety of events, over 100 volunteers and thousands of donors engage the community to support programs for people of all backgrounds in Indianapolis, Israel, and around the world. Our Planned Giving and Endowment Department facilitates the LIFE & LEGACY Program, a community wide effort among 14 partner organizations to promote lifetime giving and build endowments to ensure the future of our community. VOLUNTEER We are the gateway to involvement in the local Jewish community. Volunteers are the backbone of fundraising, oversight, and governance. They participate in our planning and allocations process and serve on our boards and committees. The
GIVE Our Annual Campaign and Planned Giving and Endowment provide resources that enable donors to impact our community. We also welcome partnership opportunities through our corporate sponsorship program. For 112 years, our leaders and thousands of community members have invested in the local Jewish community’s present and future. Ninety-four percent of each Campaign dollar raised goes to programs. Today, Campaign donations and Planned Giving and Endowment gifts continue that tradition, with nearly $12 million distributed to the community in 2015.
Board Offer Korin President Katz & Korin PC Brad Gershman Vice President Gershman Partners Murray Firestone Vice President HealthVentures, LLC
56 Giving Guide | November 21, 2016
Federation provides leadership development opportunities, local programs, national conferences, and international travel. We are committed to helping community members find their passion within our network of Jewish organizations. Contact us to become involved.
Helen Goldstein Vice President Goldstein Group Financial Advisors, LLC Stacy Segal Secretary American Health Networks
Diane Lutz Treasurer Community Volunteer Leslie Rubin Campaign Co-Chair Rubin Advisors Inc Mike Rubin Campaign Co-Chair Sogeti
Jim Schwarz Campaign Co-Chair Benesch Friedlander Coplan Aronoff Paul Kraft Immediate Past President Frank & Kraft
