United Jewish Charities

OFFICERS

There are good reasons why Detroit is renowned as a
Jewish community of creative vision and unlimited energy.

David Handleman

President

One of those reasons is United Jewish Charities, Federa-
tion's predecessor and continuing partner in service.

Samuel Frankel
Carolyn Greenberg
Graham A. Orley

The organization hardly shows its age as "Charities"
continues to build upon the foundations laid down in
1899. In its wide-ranging activities, UJC fills many roles:
community trust officer, manager of communal proper-
ties and investments, and financial resource for facilities
and exciting new programs through our agencies.

Vice - Presidents

Martin S. Kraar

Secretary

D. Larry Sherman

Treasurer

Out of the general funds that UJC holds, we support
some important services that other community resources
are unable to fund. For example:

BOARD OF
DIRECTORS

Peter M. Alter
James M. August
Mandell L. Berman
Louis Berry
Marlene Borman
Paul D. Borman
Hon. Avern L. Cohn
Warren J. Coville
Alfred L. Deutsch
Henry S. Dorfman
Max M. Fisher
Stanley D. Frankel

We are assisting in construction of a new home for the
highly regarded Hillel program at the University of
Michigan.

We are enabling the Jewish Home for Aged to move for-
ward in its vital study of future development.

We are helping The Neighborhood Project to carry out
its goals of preserving and enhancing the quality of life
in Oak Park and Southfield.

We are supporting a professorship in Yiddish at the
University of Michigan and a Center for Jewish Studies
at Wayne State University.

Dr. Conrad L. Giles
Irwin Green
Hugh W. Greenberg
Mark R. Hauser
Stuart E. Hertzberg
Edythe Jackier
*Joseph H. Jackier
Lawrence S. Jackier
Maxwell Jospey
Emery I. Klein
Thomas I. Klein
Janet Levine
Beth E. Lowenstein
Milton Lucow
Milton J. Miller
Robert H. Naftaly
David K. Page
Jack A. Robinson
Dulcie Rosenfeld
Samuel Schiff
Mark E. Schlussel
Alan E. Schwartz
Frieda Stollman
Phillip Stollman
Joel D. Tauber
James H. Wineman
Stanley J. Winkelman
George M. Zeltzer

`deceased

We funded the showing of Auschwitz: a Crime Against
Mankind and are underwriting the community-wide
celebration of Israel's 40th anniversary of statehood in
the spring.

MAX M. FISHER JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Stanley J. Winkelman

Chairman

James M. August

Associate Chairman

We are furthering the education of young Judaica scholars
with a grant to the National Foundation for Jewish Culture.

Peter M. Alter
Mandell L. Berman
Hon. Avern L. Cohn
Samuel Frankel
Stanley D. Frankel
Dr. Conrad L. Giles
Hugh W. Greenberg
David Handleman

Several of these programs, and many others, were made
possible through the Max M. Fisher Jewish Community
Foundation of UJC.

With the extraordinary growth of endowment funds,
many additional services were provided this year. For a
more detailed description, please see the Federated
Endowment Fund report on Page 12.

Mark R. Hauser
Stuart E. Hertzberg
Edythe Jackier
Thomas I. Klein
Graham A. Orley
David K. Page
Jack A. Robinson
Samuel Schiff
Mark E. Schlussel
Frieda Stollman
Joel D. Tauber

In all of these efforts we are grateful for the opportunity
to live up to that gentle talmudic reminder: "My fathers
planted for me before I was born: so do I plant for those
who will come after me." In the coming year, let us join
together in this noble undertaking.

ata te / azidelb--

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Funding special projects— Stanley Winkelman and Bill Berman

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