The spirit of Broadway and laughter was in the air during Jewish Geriatric Services’ (JGS) 94th Annual Donor Event, which was held on November 6th at Temple Beth El in Springfield.
This year’s annual fundraiser, ‘An Evening of Broadway and Laughter,’ drew over 300 attendees for cocktails and dinner, followed by a performance by the vivacious and talented singer and comedian Robin Roth. Net proceeds from the event will go to support the various residential and health care programs of JGS.
Event Sponsors for the 94th Annual Donor Event were Paul and Charlotte Bloom and Elliot and Anne Bloom, The Harold Grinspoon Foundation, the Julian J. Leavitt Family, Meyers Brothers Kalicka, P.C., SEI Investments and Kittredge Equipment.
The JGS 94th Annual Donor Event Co-Chairs (from left to right) Roberta Hurwitz, Bonnie Elfman and Elise Black stand with singer and comedian Robin Roth (second from left).
(From left to right) Rabbi Fred Hyman, Tova Hyman, Sharon Schwartz, Cantor Elizabeth Berke, and Stephen Krevalin take a moment to pose for the camera.
Attendees of the JGS 94th Annual Donor Event. Pictured from left to right are Richard Halpern, Michael Frankel (Chairman of the Board at JGS), Donna Frankel, Leslie Wetstone, Andrew Wetstone, Michael Chernick, Stuart Anfang, Anne Chernick, Michelle Anfang, and Susan Halpern.
Left, the JGS 94th Annual Donor Event Decoration Committee Chairs (from left to right) Janine Goldstein, Roberta Brener, and Sandy Krasner.
Above, the JGS 94th Annual Donor Event Reservation and Hostess Chairs (from left to right) Judi Fieldstein, Doris Margolis, Grace Sperling, and Sandy Krasner.
After the Holidays…
Many Health Care Facilities Are Still Sharing Memories
At left: Springfield Mayor Charlie Ryan chats with Fran Benoit, president of the Springfield Golden Age Club, at a grand opening reception for Keystone Woods, a new assisted and independent living facility in Springfield.
At left: Springfield Mayor Charlie Ryan chats with Fran Benoit, president of the Springfield Golden Age Club, at a grand opening reception for Keystone Woods, a new assisted and independent living facility in Springfield.
This holiday season, a group of Noble Hospital employees joined forces to create a cookbook. Sales of the book went toward financing new wheelchairs for patient services at the hospital.
At top and below: RedStone Rehabilitation and Nursing Cener of East Longmeadow recently held a food drive to benefit the Open Pantry. Here, RedStone staff fill bags and boxes with donated goods.
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