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Sponsors high-profile cultural and educational events, including performances by the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra and Itzhak Perlman, the Metropolitan Opera Live in HD series, and the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s “Fighting the Fires of Hate” exhibit, which drew over 3,000 visitors from 20 states and 9 countries.

Organized educational missions to Israel for over 60 community leaders from Greater Prescott since 2007 and sponsored civic and law enforcement leadership programs, including trips to Washington, D.C. for Holocaust education.

Organizes educational missions to Israel for community leaders, having sent over 60 leaders from Greater Prescott since 2007.

Partners with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to send local civic and law enforcement leaders to Washington, D.C. for the "Law Enforcement and Society: The Lessons of the Holocaust" program and collaborates to create and present the "What You Do Matters: Lessons from the Holocaust" (WYDM) course, which has been presented in over 500 classes across 29 states and D.C. to more than 17,000 law enforcement professionals.

Developed and supported the “What You Do Matters: Lessons from the Holocaust” (WYDM) program, which has been delivered in over 500 classes across 29 states and D.C. to more than 17,000 law enforcement professionals, and contributed to a national judges’ education program that has reached over 20,000 judges and court personnel.

Sponsors special events such as performances by the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra and Mr. Itzhak Perlman, and sponsored the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s traveling exhibit: “Fighting the Fires of Hate: America and the Nazi Book Burnings” which was visited by over 3,000 people.

Provided a $1.0 million gift to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum to expand its judges' program, which has been taught to over 20,000 judges and court personnel nationwide by Museum educators and historians over twelve years.

Operates an active grants program to support new, innovative, and start-up charitable projects across humanitarian, social service, health, educational, arts, and cultural sectors within the Greater Prescott area, having provided grants to over forty local organizations over the last fifteen years.

Operates an active grants program that supports new, innovative, and start-up charitable projects, having provided grants to over forty local organizations in the past fifteen years across humanitarian, social service, health, educational, arts, and cultural sectors in the Greater Prescott area.

Sends age-appropriate Jewish content books or CDs free to enrolled children aged six months to eight years in the quad-city area of Prescott and offers the PJ Our Way® program for children aged nine to twelve, allowing them to choose their own books.

Provides free age-appropriate Jewish content books or CDs to children aged six months to eight years in the quad-city Prescott area and offers the PJ Our Way® program, allowing children aged nine to twelve to choose their own books.

Provides limited need-based Jewish Summer Camp Scholarships for Jewish children residing in Yavapai County to attend Jewish summer camps in the United States.

Provides need-based scholarships for Jewish children residing in Yavapai County to attend Jewish summer camps in the United States.

Provides full tuition and fee scholarships for students in nursing and radiologic technology programs, contributing to nearly $2.0 million in scholarships and supporting almost 300 students, with a 93% completion rate and 91% of graduates remaining in the local area.

Provides full tuition and fee scholarships to students in nursing and radiologic technology programs, having supported almost 300 students with close to $2.0 million in funding, achieving a 93% completion rate with 91% of graduates remaining in the local area.