Legacy Society


Invest in the Future. Create a Legacy. Secure Jewish Continuity
Shalom Institute Legacy Society is made up of individuals or families who have made a commitment of a planned gift, of any amount, to be realized upon passing. This planned gift creates a lasting legacy that helps ensure that Shalom Institute and its programs continue to impact campers, adults, families strengthen Jewish identity and our community.
Becoming a Legacy Society Member is a significant, meaningful commitment to ensure our vibrant future.
If you are interested in learning more about becoming a Legacy Society Member, contact Mandy Danzan, Chief Development Officer at 818.889.5500 ext. 104.
Together, we can continue to build and strengthen Jewish identity into the next millennium.
Legacy Society Members as of January 2023:
Legacy Society Members as of October 2020:
- Dan & Carla Adivi
- Douglas Adler
- Mathew Arnold
- Ruben Arquilevich
- Michael Baranov
- Elisa Becker
- Linda & Michael Bennett
- Benjamin Harris Bessner
- Vivien Braly
- Rachel Brand
- Nitza & Allen Breakman
- Sunny Caine
- Jesse & Dale Charnick
- Randolph T. Childs
- Harriett Cohen
- Laura & Larry Cohen
- Adam D. Cole z”l
- Melanie K. Cross
- Bennett Cross
- Lee Einhorn
- Helaine S. Esterson z”l
- Dori Friedman
- Lynne & Bruce Friedman Family Trust
- Rodney Freeman
- Joyce & Adam Grant
- Harold Grinspoon
- Eric Grodan & Lori Brockman
- Maury & Elly Hart
- Tara Belkin Harvey & Matthew Harvey
- Mick Horwitz
- Bill and Rachel Kaplan
- Gerald z”l & Anne Kaplan
- Shelley Kaplan
- Saran & Norton z”l Kirschbaum
- Annie Maiser
- Robin Masnicoff
- Larry Messenger
- Tamara Lena Ohayon
- Dr. Clive Segil
- Mike Sirota
- Pam Sirota
- Barbara Spatz
- Shana z”l & Lou Yuster
- Jennifer Diane Rheuban
- Robbo
- Alan David & Jodi Zucker Taksar
- Evan Taksar
- Serena & Gil Tobias
- Bari & Art Verity
- The Wunderlich Family-Andrea Spatz, Bob, Matthew & Michele
- And our 30 anonymous members
Shalom Institute is part of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation’s JCAMP180 Create A Jewish Legacy project that works with Jewish camps to develop an organizational Legacy.

