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Upcoming Events Seventh Annual Golf and Tennis Outing Monday, August 4, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Old Westbury Golf and Country Club, New York Enjoy a wonderful day of golf, tennis, raffles, an auction, delicious food and great company in a bucolic setting. The Outing is the Museum’s primary summer fundraising activity, as well as one of the more enjoyable ways to support our important programs. You are invited to bring clients and friends to share in this worthwhile day of sports and socializing. A range of sponsorship opportunities are available. To register online, click here. For more information, call Rebecca Sanders at 646.437.4338. Past Events Spring Women’s Luncheon Benefit Thursday, June 12, 11:30 AM The Pierre Hotel, Manhattan Our special guest speaker was Ruth Arnoldi Kohn who sharedher unusual usual story of escape in 1941 from Berlin, Germany to resettlement in the village of Sosúa in the Dominican Republic. Photographs and artifacts from Ruth's life in Sosua are featured in the Museum’s special exhibition, Sosúa: A Refuge for Jews in the Dominican Republic. This year’s event included a silent auction during the pre-luncheon reception. A portion of the luncheon proceeds will benefit the Museum Community Fund, which enables us to provide access to those who would not be able to afford Museum admission. 12th Annual Heritage Dinner This year our Honorees will be Museum Trustees Peter S. Kalikow and Bruce C. Ratner. The event co-chairs are Robert B. Catell, Alfonse D’Amato and Ingeborg Rennert. The event will be held throughout the Museum’s facilities, allowing guests to explore the exhibitions, enjoy our views, and attend a program in Edmond J. Safra Hall that includes the presentation of the Heritage Award. Primarily geared toward the business community, the Heritage Dinner brings together Museum supporters and others interested in joining our Corporate Partners Program. Past Heritage Dinner honorees have included such luminaries as Henry Kissinger, Ernest W. Michel, the late John Cardinal O'Connor, Gerald M. Levin, Howard J. Rubenstein, Irving Schneider, Robert M. Morgenthau, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Leon D. Black, Thomas H. Lee, and the Spitzer Family. Young Friends Purim Party Tuesday, March 18, 2008 Museum of Jewish Heritage Nearly two hundred guests celebrated at this annual event. Auschwitz Jewish Center Benefit Dinner Saturday, March 1, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. The Mar-A-Lago Club, Palm Beach, Florida More than 40 guests attended an intimate dinner at the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach on Saturday, March 1 to benefit the Auschwitz Jewish Center in Poland. The dinner was chaired by Giovana Stephenson-Haruvi and Abe Haruvi, and co-chaired by Gladys and Morton “Mac” Pickman and Nina A. and Walter Weiner. Mr. Pickman and Mr. Weiner are Museum trustees as are Ann Oster and Dr. Edward Steinberg, also in attendance, and Dan K. Wassong, who is a Museum Overseer. The evening featured Museum Director Dr. David G. Marwell, who shared the importance of the Auschwitz Jewish Center and its role in teaching the history of the vibrant Jewish community that once thrived in the small Polish town. The AJC is located three kilometers from the Auschwitz-Birkenau Death Camps. Following Dr. Marwell’s presentation, the audience screened the Florida premiere of the film about the Center which was shot on location in Poland in December. As guardians of Jewish memory, both the Museum and the Center are aligned in their missions. The AJC merged with the Museum in 2006 and from that time the Museum has managed the daily operations of the institution and strengthened its inspiring educational programs and exhibitions. After the screening, Rachel Haruvi shared her amazing story of surviving Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, and the German work camp Zalewedel as an adolescent girl. Her father and younger brother perished in the Holocaust, but she and her mother survived and went to Palestine, and finally arrived in the United States in 1960 with their two sons, Arthur and Abe.
From left to right: Giovana and Abe Haruvi, Dinner Chairs; Donald Trump; Rachel Haruvi, who shared her story of surviving Auschwitz and other camps; and Ann Oster, Trustee of the Museum.
The Annual Young Friends Hanukkah Celebration Tuesday, December 11, 2007 Museum of Jewish Heritage The Young Friends once again hosted this annual celebration of the Festival of Lights. To view photos from this event, click here. Young Friends Hanukkah Party Committee: David Aaron, Vanessa Adamo, Suzanne Altshuler, Craig Cohen, Mark Cohen, Adam Dweck, Seth Egert, Sarah Freilich, Jason Kahane, Joanna Kliger, Anna Kohanski, Daniella Krieger, Sara Link, Greg Maurer-Hollaender, Alyssa Miller, Karen Nir, Josh Perla, Jordana Pomeranc, Jordana Reisman, Jennifer Salem, Danielle Sarna, Josh Schore, Jordana Seiden, Deyna Selkin, Alexis Sherry, Marina Tarasova 19th Annual Generation to Generation Dinner Event Co-Chairs: Associates Division Co-Chairs: Howard J. Butnick, Helene Kener Gray, and Rita G. Lerner; Dinner Co-Chairs: Evelyn Goldfeier, Marilyn Rosen, Deborah Zuckerman; Journal Co-Chairs: Simon Bergson. Jack Kliger, Ann Oster; Young Friends Dinner Co-Chairs: Stacey Saiontz and Seth Weisleder. In recognition of the Museum's 10th anniversary, the dinner was held at the Museum for the first time. The featured speakers were well-known designer Diane von Furstenberg, who shared her mother’s story of survival during the Holocaust, and Hon. Edward I. Koch, former Mayor of the City of New York and Honorary Chairman of the Museum. Sponsored by the Museum’s Associates and Young Friend’s Divisions, this gathering of Holocaust survivors, their families, friends, and supporters pays tribute to the six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust, while honoring those individuals who survived to rebuild their families and greater cultural communities. A special private Young Friend’s reception was held following the dinner.Post-Concert Dinners with the Artists to Benefit the Museum Wednesday, October 17 & Wednesday, November 7 Museum of Jewish Heritage Following the public programs on Wednesday, October 17 and Wednesday, November 7, the Museum hosted intimate dinners with the artitsts for Museum patrons. VIP tickets included prime seating at the concert and a sumptous three-course meal with the artists and special guests. Proceeds from these events benefit the Museum's public programs. Associates Division Cocktail Party Monday, September 10, 2007, 6:30pm Museum of Jewish Heritage The Associates Division held a cocktail reception in honor of the Museum's 10th anniversary. Remarks were given by Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Museum Trustee and Survivor, as well as original Associates Division member and co-chair, Howard Butnick.
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