munity's future by establishing bequests
and endowment funds. Community rela-
tions arm of the Flint Jewish
Community.
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit
6735 Telegraph Road
Bloomfield Twp., VI 48301
Contact: Robert P. Aronson, chief execu-
tive officer; Mark A. Davidoff, executive
director and chief operating officer
Phone: (248) 642-4260
Fax: (248) 642-4941
Email: jfmd@jfnid.org
Identifies needs within the community
and mobilizes human and financial
resources to meet those needs through
planning, allocation and fund-raising.
Works closely with its Annual Compaign
and United Jewish Foundation. Solicits
volunteers to plan and run programs.
Jewish Federation of Washtenaw County
2939 Birch Hollow Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Contact: Jeffrey Y. Levin, executive
director
Phone: (734) 677-0100
Fax: (734) 677-0109
Email: info@jewishannarbor.org
Web Site: www.jewishannarbor.org
Women's Campaign and Education Dept.
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
Contact: Helen Katz
Phone: (248) 642-4260
Fax: (248) 645-7857
Email: katz@jfmd.org
Web Site: www.thisisfederation.org
Engages Jewish women in a variety of
social, educational, volunteer and fund-
raising activities to encourage involve-
ment, strengthen identity and promote
values. Programs include fundraising
events, non-solicitation breakfast series,
women's seder and Shalom Detroit.
Films, Videos & Speakers
Anti-Defamation League-ADL, Michigan
Region of B'nai B'rith
6735 Telegraph Road, Suite 300
Bloomfield Hills, VI 48301
Contact: Betsy Kellman, regional director
Phone: (248) 646-2440
Fax: (248) 646-2462
Email: detroit@aol.org
Web Site: www.adl.org
Extensive catalog of films and videos
that combat anti-Semitism, racism and
prejudice and educate on the Holocaust,
Israel and Jewish history. Speakers also
available.
Jewish Community Council Speakers
Bureau
6735 Telegraph Road, Suite 100
Bloomfield Twp., VI 48301
Contact: Beverly Yost
Phone: (248) 642-5393
Fax: (248) 642-6469
Email: council@jfmd.org
www.jewishcommunitycouncil.org
Speakers on subjects including Israel,
public education issues and public
affairs. An audio-visual lending library
consists of videotapes, posters and
poster exhibits. Pamphlets and fliers in
quantity available for distribution.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Dorfman Chapel, The
30440 12 Mile Road
Farmington Hills, VI 48334
Contact: Alan H. Dorfman, Jonathan
Dorfman
Phone: (248) 406-6000
Fax: (248) 406-6005
Email: adfundir@aol.com
We provide the finest professional serv-
ices while serving each individual as we
would a family member. Now with our
beautiful new chapel in Farmington Hills.
Hebrew Memorial Chapel
Hebrew Benevolent Society
26640 Greenfield Road
Oak Park, MI 48237
Contact: Rabbi Boruch E. Levin,
executive director, Robert H. Bodzin,
funeral director
Phone: (248) 543-1622 (800) 736-5033
Fax: (248) 543-1626
Serving the entire Detroit Jewish com-
munity with dignity and compassion
regardless of religious affiliation or com-
mitment.
Ira Kaufman Chapel
18325 W. Nine Vile Road
Southfield, VI 48075
Contact: Herbert Kaufman, David
Techner, Otto Dube
Phone: (248) 569-0020 (800) 325-7105
Fax: (248) 569-2502
Email: info@irakaufman.com
Web Site: www.irakaufman.com
For over 60 years, providing graveside,
large chapel, small chapel and cemetery
services in observance of the 3000-year
traditions of the Jewish funeral.
Yeshiva Beth Yehudah
15751 W. Lincoln Drive
Southfield, VI 48076
Phone: (248) 557-6750
Fax: (248) 557-6838
Email:
yeshivabethyehudah@ameritech.net
Preserve your loved one's memory by
creating an everlasting tribute at Yeshiva
Beth Yehudah with Kaddish, a memorial
plaque or dedication.
HEALTH & HEALING
Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute
4100 John R
Detroit, MI 48201
Phone: 800-KARMANOS
(1-800-527-6266)
Email: info@karmanos.org
Web Site: www.karmanos.org
Integrated system of research, patient
care and education dedicated to the pre-
vention, early detection and eventual
eradication of cancer. Conducts laborato-
ry, clinical, behavioral and epidemiologi-
cal research; offers cancer prevention,
genetic counseling and testing, screen-
ing, and diagnostic services; provides
treatment through oncology-specialized
surgeons, radiation therapists, medical
oncologists, 13 multidisciplinary diagno-
sis and treatment teams and conducts
nearly 350 clinical research studies.
Offers psychosocial counseling, lym-
phedema management therapy as well
as support groups, rehabilitation care,
hospice care; provides professional,
patient and community education. Is rec-
ognized as one of the pre-eminent can-
cer centers in the United States.
Bikur Cholim
14000 W. Nine Mile Road
Oak Park, MI 48237
Contact: Rabbi Moshe Zaklikofsky
Phone: (248) 398-1888
Volunteer service providing visits to
Jewish patients at Botsford, Henry Ford,
St. Joseph Mercy Oakland and Oakland
General Hospitals.
Center for Jewish Healing
Jewish Family Service
24123 Greenfield Road
Southfield, MI 48075
Contact: Rachel Yoskowitz
Phone: (248) 559-1500
Fax: (248) 559-5403
Email: ryoskowitz@jfsdetroit.org
Web Site: www.cjhdetroit.org
Connecting Jews in need of physical,
emotional and/or spiritual healing to new
and existing community resources.
Continuing education for professionals.
Healing Waters support group for breast
cancer survivors.
Friends Alliance
4513 East Nine Mile Road
Warren, VI 40891
Contact: Dale Rogalski
Phone: (800) 350-7927 (586) 759-5940
Fax: (586) 759-3313
Email: info@friendsalliance.org
Web Site: www.friendsalliance.org
FRIENDS Alliance provides a variety of
services in a safe, friendly and relaxed
atmosphere to those infected and/or
affected by HIV/AIDS. Services include:
Advocacy, PWH/A Pocket Reference
Guide, Information and Referral, Mental
Health Counseling, Resource Library and
Computer Lab, Various Support Groups,
Thursday Morning Fax Publication,
Educational Forums and Community
Center facilities.
Hospice of Integrated Health Services
24445 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 105
Southfield, MI 48075
Contact: Haven Smallwood,
administrator
Phone: (248) 355-9900
Fax: (248) 355-5705
Provides hospice care. Services provided
at patients' residences. The patient's
clergy is a priority by caring for dying
people in accordance with Jewish laws,
traditions and values.
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