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Their World: Making a Difference

Danielle Foreman: Encouraging Philanthropy Among Her Peers

February 11, 2015 By eJP

By Abigail Pickus For Danielle Foreman, working in philanthropy isn’t just about channeling resources - it’s also about making givers of her generation. “Working in philanthropy is a great honor and comes with a lot of responsibility,” said the 31-year-old Senior Program Off … [Read more...] about Danielle Foreman: Encouraging Philanthropy Among Her Peers

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Creating a Millennial Access Point in Dallas

February 4, 2015 By eJP

By Abigail Pickus When Dallas’s oldest and largest Conservative synagogue, Shearith Israel, hired David Singer to be their new Associate Rabbi, they had only one small request: figure out a way to engage young adults, build community and create Jewish life that is interesting, … [Read more...] about Creating a Millennial Access Point in Dallas

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Alina Shkolnikov: Living Co-Existence on Many Levels

December 21, 2014 By eJP

By Abigail Pickus We live in a global world. But 27-year-old Alina Shkolnikov has lived a very global life. The Director of Content and Programs for PresenTense was born in Khrakiv, Ukraine, and moved with her family to Israel when she was only 2. “My parents really wa … [Read more...] about Alina Shkolnikov: Living Co-Existence on Many Levels

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Chanukah: With Dedication Comes Illumination

December 11, 2014 By eJP

By Lillian Pravda Buy one, get one free. Gift with purchase. Online promotional code. Gift shopping at even the best prices and best deals could never match the value of giving gifts that do not come wrapped in a box with an extravagant bow on top. The catalogue of what to … [Read more...] about Chanukah: With Dedication Comes Illumination

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Hillel’s Sheila Katz: Inspiring Others to Make An Impact

December 10, 2014 By eJP

"If we are going to operate based on our Jewish values then our workplaces will work a lot differently." Sheila Katz By Abigail Pickus When Sheila Katz started working for Hillel in 2007, she looked around at the leadership and saw a whole lot of men. “I was so excited t … [Read more...] about Hillel’s Sheila Katz: Inspiring Others to Make An Impact

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