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The Foundation at Menorah Park is a source of funding for programs and services that benefit the residents on our campus.
Board of DirectorsWarren Wolfson President Joseph A.
Greenman Alan Rothschild David Schmuckler Richard Scolaro |
Staff
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Gifts of any magnitude are gratefully accepted and donors can enjoy a wide range of opportunities to meet their areas of interest and philanthropic goals:
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Donors may restrict charitable gifts to a specific department of service, or earmark monies for the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Endowment Fund. Unrestricted gifts are also encouraged to give the Foundation flexibility to use donations where they are needed most. |
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The meaning of a contribution may be enhanced by making it in memory of or in honor of a family member, friend or caregiver. |
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Donations may be made through one gift or a series of gifts pledged over time. |
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Gifts may be given outright or structured to maximize one's financial and estate plans. |
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The Foundation can accept gifts of cash, life insurance and appreciated property (securities, real estate and, on a limited basis, tangible personal property). |
In addition to the satisfaction received from supporting the elderly in our community, donors to the Foundation are eligible for income tax deductions and other tax incentives that exist under federal and state laws.
To assure that our donors have full confidence in our organization, the Foundation subscribes to the ideals and services outlined in the nationally-recognized Donor Bill of Rights.
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The Foundation at Menorah Park is pleased to announce that through the generosity of the community, we have reached our goal of raising 2 million dollars. The Weinberg Challenge Grant is now completed!
In 2001 the challenge grant was applied for from the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, based in Owings Mills, Maryland. It is one of the twenty largest private foundations in the United States. Weinberg grants are directed predominantly towards the poor, the aged, the homeless and the disadvantaged. The Weinbergs were committed to helping seniors live healthier lives, and to advocating quality healthcare and research.
The Challenge grant simply states that when we raise 2 million dollars, Weinberg will match it with another 1 million dollars. These funds will go into a restricted endowment to be used to support Judaic programs and services, as well as to provide financial assistance for those who may require the assistance to continue to live on our campus.
None of this would be possible without the hard work and dedication of Sidney Greenberg and Norman Poltenson, Capital and Endowment Campaign Co-Chairs. Along with the support of board members, family members, residents, staff, and the community- at- large, we couldn't do it without you, and we sincerely thank you.
The Foundation at Menorah Park is located at:
Hodes Way
4101 East Genesee Street
Syracuse, New York 13214
Telephone: (315) 446-9111 ext. 141
Fax: (315) 446-3099
Email:
JAllen@menorahparkcny.com4101 East Genesee Street*Syracuse, New York 13214*
Telephone (315) 446-9111
