Tillie Brandwine

Endowment opportunities
include but are not limited to:
support of the "Resident to
Resident (Doctor)" program of
JFA and the department of
medicine at Sinai Hospital;
life enrichment projects; con-
tinued development of the in-
tergenerational oral history
project initiated by the Young
Adult Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation with JFA
residents; sponsorship enabl-
ing the apartments' par-
ticipation in the research
fellowship program in applied
gerontology sponsored by the
Gerontological Society of
America, the establishment
of a University of Michigan
Gerontological Architecture
Doctoral Scholarship and
capital endowments for the
proposed Phase IV building.
Brandwine and Satovsky
both serve on the executive
committee and have chaired
major agency committees.
Mrs. Brandwine is a former
president of the Women's
Division of the Jewish
Welfare Federation and cur-
rently serves on the division's
advisory board. She recently
received the Jewish National
Fund's Woman of the Year
award.
Satovsky has chaired JFA's
House and Allied Jewish
Campaign Committees and is
active in the Builder's Divi-
sion of the Allied Jewish
Campaign.
A detailed, descriptive -
brochure outlining the en-
dowment campaign is
available by calling Jewish
Federation Apartments Ex- .
ecutive Director, Helen _
Naimark, 967-4240.

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